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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
NEv TROOPS Al THE STATE CAMP.
THE sIXTY-FIFTH REGIMENT SUCCEEDED BY
TWELVE SEPARATE COMPANIES.

THE sIXTY-FIFTH REGIMENT SUCCEEDED BY
TWELVE SEPARATE COMPANIES.
State Camp, Peekskill,, y. Y, Aug . (speciaD-The
camp was taken by storm to-day by over 800 members
OF the 10TH 14th. 18th 10th. 10Th, odd GATH 31st.
SD 37th, 4lth and 18th separate Companies from
TOWNS along the Hudson River and in the Mohawk
Valley. These twelve companies will be divided into
the provisional battaIions, the Sd. the 4th and tile
9th, under command respectively Of Captain William
IIaubenneste Captain Arthur ". Murphy and Captain
Charles W. Eddy. These captains will act as majors
during the week, and Colonel Alexander S. Bacon Will
be in command Of all the troops.
The men had not been in camp long before an
excursion party numbering 800 or 900. from places
along the Hudson to which many Of the companies
belonged also arrived swelling the number OF people
in camp including band men, employees servants, to
LOO 1,o0O.
The experience OF one Of the new men before he
had been in camp for An hour illustrates the fact that
there may be serious results even from playing sol
der. Two young women who were under the watch
fu Of their mamma. were anxiously looking for
one particular soldier by the name OF john from
the Newburg company. At last they found him on
guard near tho main street Upon his being pointed
them they hurried in that direction, their
faces wreathed in smiles.
How do you do, john" Of them said as they
approached the object of their search.
But alas for stern requirements OF duty
".ohn Just then saw officer approaching
and he suappshy brought his gun down
from a shoulder arms to "carry' and 10 a
present. two second lleutenants passed. Mean
time he had not answered the sautatiOn Of the young
women nor had ne given Them any indication chat
he aware Of their existence. Two more officers
followed the cutcnants, and John stood stock still,
with head and eyes 10 the front with his gun at
present The young women seemed 20 have lost
tie power OF speech in amahement at such treat
uent, for few seconds, and then one of them sad
haughtily:
We'll, you think You are big in your soldier
Clothes don't yOn ?" and then the trio walked away
The last hour, Of the 65th Regiment in camp
spent The first ones wcre-in firing blank
cartridges Colonel Wech brought 10000 rounds OF
cartridges with him. and the state authorities furn-
t-hcd him with 5000 more. That the men mad a
regular FOurth-OlJuly celebration from the time they
arrived IN camp until their departure. According "a
the testimony Of the state officials, the Goth Reg
mcnt has greatly improved in the last two years.
and the talk which was heard some time ago ol
mastering the organization OuJ Of existence has been
,llcncCd.
The officers of the regiment presented large box
Of flowers to Mrs. Wallace \. Downs before their dc
plrruTc from camp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
prCyyc or THE EEPLOYES OF SEINWN SoAS'

Tho annual picnic the empiOye' Of st'in"'y sons
took place Yesterday at Eow'ry BAY BrS'n anu
' -. ain defraycd the entire expenses, as IN
former years The receipts 90 to tNg I-"pol,S
n,neyo,rnt Fund over onethouSand emp'oyeS WIN
,o,r f,,l,, were pr sent sufficient hlao.r OF a'-1
o,.n car. Of the stinway and Hunter r'I'
vi, "a, ,,, and the Stenway Hall warefoons''
. w. ,,r f,c free from the Nnety.seconds'. Terry
70 The stopway Railroad depot Among the gu,'', =,
~, ver'. Mc.,rs Charlie, H. Sten"ay' henry " -
st.inwav. Pred" T. stein"ay' Ch.reN ,t', n
- r,,',, rurk,rd James II. Hcmpstsd harly D.
~. Er,nr Ehret. John b. Hassocher' John bolp
and Leo Tntsch.
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4 FIRE CAUSED BY WATER.
From The Albany EXPIRES.

From The Albany E&pre'' .,ov
crc c,,.ed by water was the apparent parlnD,N
a. - tied Itself IN the Mon clothing 'omPdrn 10
store on state about o'clock lat evSt vir
Wtll,', dovn from the ceiling In the i1iWau ~
W tor. ana trcploned for the pr0cchvc, u in
bev might come and lrtc' the good, WIN u
M ,,,fa 1atcr the woodwork about one OF nc CIV ~
a ,rircs began to smoke ana emit biue NAM
I when the prOcctlvcs arrived me seINi'u1 r,
ana WIZ Tier a, wei a. Of the tarpaulins weIc IL
cAt ti Cbiof Hgsn, and one 81 the Hc', s iio
~ The protective, received an ee.tIc sh',G, the
,il 'rcfc attached. The damage was 'o.hlII'' Tc
WI, The explanation II the appcdHh. .! Lto ~
- mat tae woodwork saturdie1 bl the TX,
wa. acomr a good conductor ald drew the c.cc ~
vao tbe wire. the insulation Of which may nave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
MAR UARBOR NOTES.

Bar Harbor. Nc, Aug (specaD.-A fine roccp
tion was given by the ladies OF the Canoe Club ycs
terday afternoon. Admiral Gheiadi, Captain schleY'
Captain Brownson, Captain sterling ana o'Aef Oh
occrs were present. Mrs.. J. Fiddle Porter, NIs.
r Jones' Mrs. Robert Emery and Mrs. a. !.
Mason received the guests. The officers said ihcI
farewell. as they expected then 10 sail al o'cloci
INF tley were delayed again, having received a di,
patch last night That Secretary Tracy wa cohsEt'
I'd th,t They should await further orders. Inc
Secretary viii probably reach here IN the morning.
cardinal Gibbons arrived here today, n ga Arch
t.isI,0rs Ifyan from Plladelphla, and k"urca, Rom
- Iouis and Nicar-G General l%Tnrs, from Boston.
Tho Cardinal. who VIII De entertained by Mr.. MAI
tbcws Will speak tO-mOrIo" III the Catholic chur'Ii
here Vice President Morton is looked for every dnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
CrRTOrS TORNADO EFFECTS.

From Tie II. Paul Pioneer Press.
one of the occupants Of the Good cottage, near
Lake Gervals on July 10, elderly lady. was very
fond Of taking Of fowls. and had raised nearly
hurdrcd chicken, ard ducks. These were All lNlcd
hv the storm. The lady had also made nice lot Of
soft soap Of which she very proud The soap
had bcr6 left ON board by the side Of he house, and
Of course was carried away by the wind. The occn-
nant Of the house. Will be remembered. took refuge
In the cellar when the storm was seen coming MI
were more or less injured and their clothing torn from
thcr Lode, II was nearly half an hour before all
were released more dead than alive The lady spoken
~ va, half uncon sciOus and the moment she was
taken from the cellar she took one glance at the work
~ th, tornado threw up her hands and exclaimed :
on where are my ducks and my chickens, and
where is my nice soft soap "
Her soft ,olp has probably dissolved In Lake GervaS
I'm, the remains Of her ducks and chickens found
here and there within radius OF mile or more from
tho hou,c The idea that a tornado could pluck the
feathers from a fowl clean as could the most ac-
compshed chef has been laughed at, but some OF the
cbiriru. and ducks belonging 10 the Good family
were srIpped Of feather But that was not the
al, remarkable thing about them. OF tho
Chiccns fllnd nearly mile from the house had their
trrls stretched 10 remarkable length, the necks OF
.omc II is said By those who them, being at ledst
a foot long. Another incident OF the storm Is ua'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
NOTES OF THE STAGE.


Among the passengers who arrived on the steamship
City of Chester yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Willrcd
Clarke and Mr.. and Mrs Gerrt smith. Mrs. Clarke
was formerly Miss Victoria Batcman, who seen in
Paul Kauvar7 at the standard Theatre. Mr.. smith
IS the well-lnown organ!st and composer ana MS
wife is also accomplished musician.
Miss Margaret Mather arrived from Bremen the
steamship Alcr yesterday morning and went TO her
apartments in the Victoria Hotel. Miss Mather said
last night that she would not be able 10 begin her
translator. owing 10 Illness could not hnlsh MS WORK
In time. II her intention. she said, 10 produce
several new plays during the season
The seventh annual regular season Of grand opera
in German at the Metropolitan Opera House viii bteIh
on Wednesday evening. November 26, under the man
agemcnt Of the board Of directors. The season Will
extend over period OF seventeen weeks and will In
clude fifty subscription nights and seventeen matces.
The directors in issuing the programme for tie season
express desire not only TO give regular successful
sea sons Of opera, but to maze the 0lrra house !.
permanent home for music IN America rec from an
distinction 70 class and prejudice. II Is thcI
desire 10 make the OIera house school OF art Tor
all nationaites. and to that end II Is proposed -
present several works by French, German ana
italian composers for the hfst tlhle III Amcr4'a u'HH
the coming season.
Among the new operas Will be lie Roi D'is" BY
Lalo: Esclarmonde,7 by Massenet; "AsracL' by
Franchetti The VaSsal Of S1igeth,' by smareSha
The Templar and Jewess7 Gvanhoe) by Marschner.
and lie Mage" by Masenet. The last named Of these
Will be produced simultaneously mere anu III @il9'
The rsvivas Will be Of special interest including Car
men, Hamlet Merry Wives Of Wlndsor.' ana
The Tanning OF the Shrew.' This constitutes d
rcpertory sufficiently attractive 70 appeal ." all music
lovers ALIKE Three new hallets, Dresden emma
lie Rev. and Neila." Will probably be presented
during the season.
AS at present made up the company Is as follows
sopranos-Frau Antonio M!eke. Fran Pauline schol
Ter Haag. Frau Minnie Iiauk WarteSg Fraulcin Marie
Jahn Fraulcln Jennie Broch and Fraulen I-lar; con
traltos-Frau Marie RttergOtzc. Fraulcin Charlotte
HUM and Frauleln Hannah Rotbe: tenors-llc,nTich
Gudehus, Andreas Dippcl, A. Won IIubbenet and "a
mund Muller barltoncs-Herr Theodore Reichmann,
Herr Juan Lura and Herr i. MdstOrf bds>os- lirri
Emil Fischer Herr Conrad EchrcnS and Herr Bruno
Iurccnstein: cOnductDr-Icrr Anton Scidlt a'sgi"c
conductor Walter j. DanIosch, stage manager. 4I"p-
dOre Iiaielnan. premiere danseuse, Fiauclh irihcI
0rg9nst and choril, master. Frank Ii. Ddmroech 500
rrpctitor and pianist Maurice Gould; conccrtmas
clifford schmidt cOsiumer Henry D"Aah, ballet
master, AuNlStO FFanci0li.
The price Of orchestra chairs will be SO dresscirce
chairs, 81 and balcony, 81 30 and ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
nr.7u Of SENATOR STEWARDS DAUGHTER.

Long Branch, Aug (spcciaD.-Ihe annual ball Of
the Rowland Hotel was held tonight ana Was I'rpeN
.,te,ded II was one Of the most brilliant affairs OF
~. ,iuI hold there this season. II made add
,iopaIy attractive by the presentation Of testimonial
~ Professor Frank. The orchestra was at IT. best
and rendered a most excellent programme OF music.
The testimonial was pGroc oil S'UV anu WI Sup
s'IoV Co. handsomely decorated with flags stfcancr'
Goyers and plants. The costumes Of thc lanes were
ho",i1,I and diamonds flashed In all directions. FRO
tr r,,ut wa, master OF ceremonies ana Charlie r.
1,rs6t Was The musical director Many wen known
D!duC Wa - ,,erc pcc.cnt among the invited guests
; 80 Io,',de Dancing kept up until IL O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
nr.rv or SENATOR STEWARDS DAUGHTER.

Washington. Aug. tspecIal.-Mr'. j. DE Romero
ifo NJ tb. First secretary Of the spanish Legation a.
pelin China. aud daughter Of senator stewart ''
Nevada died suddenly In san Francisco carry thl'
morning. MR. Romero was well known IN so'eN
hero She was an accomplished woman OF a S"ee,
49, a. ,e.ocd he thos. who knew her senator stewart
cft here this evening ior san Francisco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

lots OF sand. ! was going home one night. soon after
graduating, when man jumped out az me from the
alley. In minute he nowhere
Hit him hard. ehl"
40. l didn't hit him at ALL
Trip him up and fall Oh hml'
"No.r
Didn't kick him17
No.
"Wcll, what did you dOl'
~outrpn him. But for my athletic exercises
couldn't have done it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
NAVY VISITORS AT PITrMAN GROVE.

pittman Grove y. j., Aug. (>pcclai'-tVdHS'"''
,toclton had a good sized audience IN HIS pray
,.,, ,t , q. m At the revival meeting TIC Kew DE-
, .. 49,, - camden. preached the sermon from Johl
,, 81. potoid the Lamb Of God which takch away
-, i- If the world. The Rev. j.. &. LippIh'o'''
- Camden addressed The afternoon meeting anu At NV
,.,,ipr service the Rev II. y. Checamah pie"' 'o,
r narrow Bishop Joyce VIII talk No hanIioo% -" o
j" I'I IN he grove adjoining the camp g!1uhd, 2
- i, ,,cr a. the Board Of Drcrtpra. ne hIs'l
.uHu"' ir0ught a great many people here 10 si INN
sunday This district has "a MORROW rgP,.'G there viii be
900 people here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
r,1nrr LIMITED TRAINS.

The NewYork Central has in addition TO It's REGULAR
cxprcss trains three magnhccnty equipped linel
rains Ia The West every day In the year. a. iolioWa
80 A. M Chicago Limited" reaching chicago 10 ~ ,
next morning. 1920 a. m, % v, , ~ q ia
r.acbug Cincinnati 80 z. ana - LOUIS III ". ~
m 9cXt dav: no extra fare on tbs tram ~
n ni. North shore Limited" reaching Detroit l2
a. m Chicago at 30 ,. m. next Gay ~ Ttb
Central trains leave Grand Central SIa'oh' RON 'N
ave and Fortysecond-st.
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THE BEyEFIT OF ATHLETICS.

From The Detroit Free Pre-. ,,, -, ,
no Won believe in athcticsl ' wa, ASKED 1t =, q
o,i t"oHp businc,, man Who was iouhu Pa' us ln
with the dumbbes at the back oil t'c sVo'0 ' ''"0
day. ...,.t. ,..uliad
Thin, II helps your health 800. ,.oco, opce ar
know il does. and II has saNch hlN "''''' ~ "
twice
Please relate. 90 took twenty four
,,.some IN boxinc and worked up biz muscle anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

Of the ladies who took refuge in the cellar was
almost covered with oats, the sharp needles OF wMcn
penetrated her clothing and stuck 10 the skin. mo
husband OF the lady vOuches for this occurrence and
says that it took nearly half hour To remove the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
nrArn OF LSAAC G. SIoCK.

,,a.a,ran y Auc. Isaac G. Smock died yes
-, al HE home in Uolndel Township, aged eighty
onc He was one Of the leading aerlculturl'ts OF l'
section and was wealthy lie was tle iathGr OF rto
fessor J. c. sYoch. Of RntserS Ooli's'' WIN " ''
newly appointed state GeoloslSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
o,..,,.o, MN RrTrRys TO ALBANY.

Albany Y. T.. Aug = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mn
noachcd here tonight after ten days' absence. lie
- ,h., he has heard nothing Of an Application for
'to, in ,hc case Of the condemned kommlcr nor has
.,'a wnrdcn Durst0n of Auburn Prison. IN several
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
B,Iio,ous Notices.

-r C,rTn nISCfPLE S9th-st near ,tE pEcEy
BELoNtdDp YEs rector. Rev. GEoltjt. DE0 is.
MISUNDERSTANDING the redeSq a. 40 ii s.
.,,, r,c or CHRIST 56th.st., near stha'e' INC
DISN ILL., ,,rrp Pa.tor-Nlornine subject; VIII
Kew. d. 10 r,a,IIv Tostfr No evening service.
.,, porTTS HOUSE OF INDU STRY, 1oo Wosn;;
F wHITQM F. BARNARD superntendsntcesSs. aImoss
ST. VII Snndav az 80 p. m The service y art.a1
song every Siisren Of the Institution. Public lhviSo
wholly Dy ~ second.hand clothing and shoes soliciFu
sr BARrHoLoMEwS CHuRCH' Madison f Eseto ru1
44th.st Key: DANiD u %HL Insoh at il O'Clock
nnn nv he Rev. CHARLES g. CIkKiE' ~ ~ iva
merly OF 81. LuAes CHURCH. fhi's"o'p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

Madame Aber explained TO her class that the practice
o. the attitudes induced suppeness Of body. Madame
Leprnce continued her instruction in the decoration Of
wild flower and with transparent and Opaque enamels.
Dr. Edward Peck, Of London, iecured in the evening
the memory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
AESTHETICS AND ATHLETICS AT AVON.

Avon-by the-sea. Aug. (spcoal.-The Assembly
devotional exercises were conducted this morning BY
the Rev. A. a. Armstrong of Painteld. The morn
ing was spent by Madame Albert and her pupils In
raheArsng the emotional gestures and statue poses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

been defective in addition The electric light + sup
piled by the Electric Illuminating Company, and
word was sent there TO send man 10 dsc0nnect
the wires. The water that caused all the trouble
came from q closet the third noor which had over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

Tho student Of human nature will find much |
interest Inn in the little advertlaemcHts Of th'
people, on the ninth PAGE 81 Inc tribune ~ &c.
tale more varied and striking than yOa VIII Aiu }!
MANY successful novels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

TIE MERCURY HIGHER THAN EVER IN CHICAGO
Chicago. Aug. THE temperature went higher To-
day than on any other day II the year AZ O'Clock
til, afternoon the signal service Thermometer registered
% degree, and down the ground level many Of the
indicators showed a- hl-l 90. y number ~ cases
Of pro,iaton by the heat were reported by the police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

The Hammond" all the prizes in the late ~ pc
writer Contest in NewYOrk City and received Govern.
mt check for s7276.50 for 10 typewriters all IN one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

Keeps Dress Shirts to measure, six for 80. None
better a: any price. Largest stock OF mems furnishing
goods In New.York. 500 and 81 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

The CAMBRIDGE 9TH and 33d.st, IS paatia model
hotel. modern IMPROVEMENTS. cuisine unsurpassed
LORENz REICH, Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

No Won want real estate, servants, board or room,
Then examine the litile EMBELLISHMENTS V" '''' ''
mage Of The Tribune.
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pt.e,.s Of the Nervous System Gentle Urinary Organs.
Impotence and Sterllity. Hours to 1. 70 ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

u,her IN search of work or workers horses or car
,,ar.s hoard or rooms or real estate. consult Inc
Tri9unc,s little advertisements Of the people lou
viii find them on the ninth page todaS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

Even busy men should not neglect TO look over DALI
The Trbune's little advertisements OF the PcoPle'
They NAV ind among them exactly what they want
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
Announcements.
HENRY A. DANIELS. Al. D.,

New FOLDED COLLAR.
F A. W." OTTUMWA. "E W."
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MdRRIED.
ALLEN-BAKER-

AIIEN-BAKER-At the residence OF the BRIDES mother,
at Sandy HILL y. Y, on the 3st OF July by ule f NJ
a J. Fcnnel, D. D., MISS caroiyh Augusta b"A'' w ~
Hiram Allen
o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

Notices Of marriage must be Endorsed with full
uame and address.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06
CHINESE NAY CONE.
IA Important Decision by Acting
secretary Bateneaer.
TIE XElHAS aAs AID BIS RIGHTS.
II ns Il Not l-@esrer ne Nay yIsii rs
Native Isaa saa Ressrn - This
SouDtry No Law OF freAsy
10 Prevent.
rHx CHINESE QUESTION.

wAsuNaroS, July a-AeuRg Secre.
tary Batcheler Las issued ths follow
iag instructions IN regard g lie re entry
into TIE United states ot persons after
visit 70 CANA;
l. Cfi14mea wAo are lseorers are ueaer t1r
exciaslla sct - octooer lSsS ahseiutsiy ds.
barree iraa laHe.n8 IA tAs Jaitec stsses IA
less e - far tr2nslt aeross I 1ste4 States Tar
ritofy. 1ad.r department regulations Il 5uly
septeu Der aEd Loeea DsE. isss.
8 CAiaRaen Ne srt 1et iabcreTs a2a WHO
nay have heretofore resiaea a. tie lultoa
States are poI prevented - existsng law oT
treaty flou rt--l--lns % lae Laitea States
after VISITING Chiuz oF elseVbene. 10 etrtla,
o~;es or ether EapeIs. however arr ifsued
either by tie department or - sTy q is sae-
or4-l1te oilers 10 slQH tlsi tleg
are sutired 10 land "a tbe Drta0
states tut ll is susgeste5 that such persous
provide themselves IN suuh pIOlls u l1Cul-
Is As nay be deemed proper, showing tnai
they have been residents = tAe rnltet Stare
xaa taat they gle not isbcrefs. 20 thai thty eaa
present thc Same 70 aua he idslt ned iy ihf
Collector Of Customs al the port where they
Lay return.
s Ch.hese persons uot lsbsrers, who rusy
come 20 the United states fCI ihe fIst t-Ile'
are oaly entitled 10 lane upon compliance viii
section O. fae act % July 3, 1854 Which
pTeScrlbes that sUc1 persons shall obtain
The permission q and b Identified a.
10 oatuo1 ~ the Chinese Govern
meat or az such other fcTe.sa Govern
meat q which ei the Ulrc. such 1ai
nesc perscn sh1l be d sup5ccl IN s1ch case =
be evidenced ly q certificate issued oy such
Covornneut. WblcA certificate sheA be lB TIE
English language and shall show such per
mission Via tne n.Iae CT ne benefited person
80 lis or her proper signature, ete.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06

Ola seFeas noi1s rtEa Carntkai en A4Ss
aaichix su- I've 11sHs Loaf @ae AlAey
sasre tDPeritea-
CHcAso. Ja3y Lake NiehiEsn vas
rocked freso surface to bottom aaars-
aay Gight ~ = s<ogm that s.aeke1 -
ping ana threw or as beau eaas i4a
programme 81 ~ aailc sp9ets s-lr@n{ {ea
by CAicaga1ns lar tte 3 arlaas esrlh.
Nesasl uen eAose lives have arfn spent
on the great l4kes uR4te IA prone 1nciaE
IL the seyerest storm lof tlls soasea II
the Fa2r within the memorF ot tae DID
est Abogt 3 O'Clock IhefseaF nigat
taers Nas = psroepptie failing of
ths tteFmoue Ar miaplElt the
asnd sas getting .n : hess ces aaa
gessels lkat bad araFra ths threaten
-ng indications eusing TAG oveRiug sna
p4t ort 70 sea were .aaosiag oa1slae re
sreak ap1er ssy .ag - naase p2rt sasae
wsre sueeessfll Ctaers. less fertuDate
lrie4 o. save themselves br dropping
anehsr The wind was high and 80
we're the waves. ana ths aAcaors drsEeea
and oGe vesssl--tAe Schooner Gladiator
--s~rne1 oger, an1 her commander
Captain Toroton was lose
About midnight TIRE steamer City 81
Chicago with i. coo passengers aboard,
lav Ca her beam ends ouisios tie break
water trying O. gain shelter Sbe left
Chicago few hours before fer Grand
haven, loaded down with passengers
She wSs twenty-five nice on per course
when her captain was obliged % pa ber
about and make Tor Chicago, ana She
fnRlly reached her dock without aoci-
dent
The schooner Nalad Was caught in tie
allow some miles out al sea, aud after
nard struggle reached the water
just outside The lle4E-uater, Nloce
several vessels we're anchored.
She lost man. Harry BerAlep.
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last ighI was tae heaviest ia nay ex-
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from The lookout on toP a. tae llte-sav-
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