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THE report Of the Johnstown food
relief commission Ii st hand. II IL q
voluminnus document OF 200 pages. Of
which SO are covered by tie report
proper and the r. mainder by q tabu-
lated statement showing the sources
and amounts Of the various coniribu-
lions. The total amount contributed
va. So. 742, sis. IS, Of which $l4l, Soo.ss
came from foreign countries. leaving
the home contributions, the msgnif.
cent sum OF s9,8Ol $3.50. Of this sum
p.nD.ylvanls furnished si,lsS.O0O.oo
and New York 1911, 76l. 90. Montana
1. down FIR S6,9l64 IL, all but a few
HUNDREDS Of which came from Butte.
An ms gpiticant ! tile purse OF some
eighty odd dollars made up In Miles
e ty appea, to hsv. oreu lost IN the
sh I'll ?, a. il IL not mentioned at Bll.
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Fast Trains with Pullman vestibuled Draw.
ing Room s~leepers. Dining Cars and Coaches Of
latest design, between Chicago and Milw .. ket
and 81. Paul and Minneapolis.
Fast Trains with Pullman vestibuled Draw,
Inv Room s~leepers, Dining Cam and Coaches Of
latest design. between chicago and Milwaukee
aud Ashland and Duluth.
Through pullman Sestfbuled Drawing
Room and Colopist sieepers via the North.
ern Pacific kaIlrOad between Chicago and
Portland, Ore.
Convenient Trains TO and from Eas ern,
Western, Northern and Central Wisconsin points,
sffording uneoualled service 10 and from Wan
kesha, FonG du Lac. Oshkosh, Neenah,
N enashs, Chippewa Pals, Eau Cairo
Hurley. Wis.,, and ironwood and Bessemer,
Mich.
For tickets, sleeping car reservation, time
table. and otner information, spply 10 Agents Of
he line, or 10 Ticket Agents anywhere In the
United States or Canada.
,. X. AiNsLiE. Gen'l Mgv., MILWAUKEE, WIS
J.M. htNNAF0 D,Gtn'lTrsf. Msi. st. Paul, Minr
n. C. BARLOW, Traf. Mig, MILWAUKEE, Wis
LOUIS ECKsTEIE, Assistant General Psss'r
and Ticket Agent. ..AILwA =
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ties C~uticura Resoivent. I could see n
change; and after I had taken four hotties, ! was
al nost cured; and wnen ! had used six bottles OF
Cuticura i,rsoivent an one box OF Cuticura,
and one cake Of Cuticura soap, ] was cured OF
the dreadful disesse from which i had sun ed foi
five years. I cannot express " I'll q pen what l
suffered before u ing the Cuticura Remedies.
They ssyed my life. and ! feel IL my duty to recon
me d tn, m. My hair is restored rs good a. ever,
and 80 is my eyesight.
MRS. ROSA KELLY. Rockwell City. Iowa,
Cuticura Res0lvent,
The new Blood and Skin Purifier and pnrest an
bel Of Humor Remedies, i'iernally, nd Cuti.
cuva the grea, Skin Cur. AMI Cuticura soap,
an exquisite Skin Beautifrr, externally, have
cured thousands Of cases " ere the shedding OF
scales N. a,ured a quart daily, the skin cracked:
bleeding, burning, and itching almost beyond
human endurance. hair lifeless or all gone, SUIT
fering terrible. Whist other remedies have made
such cure? an
sold everywhere. Price. Cuticnra, soc;
SOAP, 25e,: ResOlvent, 500. Prepared by
The Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation
Boston.
nsrSepd for 'How TO Cure skin Diseases" "a
pages, 80 illustrations, and LOO illustrations.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05

THE Gl-ndive INDEPENDENT shows
symptoms Of deserving the democrats
ard coming out for the workingman's
or third party. One campaign will
suffice and In the next succeeding ore
we may look for the Independent In
the republican ranks. Eh !. Joe?
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05

THE ,ditor of this paper is under Oh.
legations to Col. Quinn, Of the Butte
Miner, for kindly remarks and valus-
BILE suggestions. He begs to inform
Col. Quinn that Re wears the same
sized bat that he wore a. Livingston
on o recent memorable occasion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05

The equivalent, IN English money. Of $500
was once oi red by an old lady In London foI
the retlrl 90 Il favorite est which had strayed
and perhaps shc was. u 10 unfortunate that
ore OF To lunilcr sex SHOULD ever gain this
t'l". YET frrny DO. ~ IL, however. frequently
ruJ fIuir i4ril'. Dften functional dernnge-
nnH;a I'll apparently change a wornan's en-.
Tire nature. Lun't hlLiDc such suffercrs "
tlry are = ~C-lnEy," but tell them TO USE DIR.
PicrorB .ay0ritG Prescription, which 10 nm in
fallible remedy for femair weaknesses"
"Fnyoriie Prescription bus cured thou.
female weakness" %Tainful Irregularities. u-
creations. organic diEpisccments and kindred
ailments too numerous 10 mention. IL Ia tho
only medicine for women. sold by drirgists
under a pooitiyc guarantee that II will, 10
every casr, give Satisfaction or tn price tsllU)
will be Tfundc3,
wonLD's DmpEYsARY MEDICAL AssocIA.
rIoS ProprieJofs, Buffalo, N. 4.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05
Tuesday, August 5, 1890.
C..ll for n Republican county Convention

C..ll Tor a Republican county Convention.
In pursuance Of Instructions received from the
republican state cenirai Committee. primary e &C.
iions arr ord red TO BE- held in he variou p,e.
ciucts named below on Wednesday, August 9Th,
1s9O. between til hours Of 3 and 6 O'Clock, p. m.
for the purpose OF ~electing delegates and alter
naies to the republican county convention TO lie
held At the e0ur. house in Miles City, Mont. on
Saturday, september 9th, 1890. NJ . o'clock D m.
for be purpose Of rejecting seven delegates to rep
resent Custer county IN the republic n state con
yention 10 be held in Butte City, Mont, on the
llth day OF September. 1890,
The apportionment OF representation Of the dit
fereni precincts In the county convention will be
a follova:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05
FIGHTING CANADA JAYS.
Two Birds lave n Desperate Encounter
Over q Dead sperrow.

In his Cambridge museum Mr.. VIII
Inn Brewster has two live Canadian
lays Pcrisoreus c%anndenis) which lac
caught while encamped at umbagog
lake, Me,
/ will call one Of the birds Jack, a
name by which he is locally known in
he lake region, and the other Bob.
Both are now kept In one large, roomy
eAge and appeared TO be the best Of
friends, possibly owing to there having
nnnoeaussfor . falling out. but ra.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05

The AsKRIpAE EcoHoniny, weekly, devotpd 70 tAs
discussion of all phases Of tho Tariff question. ~
ayear. sample copies free, Address American Pc.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05

Dated July 7th. 1880.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05
DREADFUL PSORIASIS.
Covering Entire Body With white scabs
suffering Fearful. Cured by
Cuticura.

NV disease tpsorissis) hrs, broke GU on my left
cheek. spreading across my ncse, and almost
nv lace. II ran ihto my eyes, an the
physician was a I, raid I would lose my eyesight al
ioeet her. N spread Hll over my head, and my
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05
ian,fF LITERATURE FOR ALL.

Z The AxERrcAN PROTECTIVE TARIprLEAaus
Is publishing a most valuable series OF Tariff
documents. These are prepared with q view
To state the facts and arguments for Protec-
ton, whether In the interest Of farmers,
laborers, merchants or professional men.
Zach issue OF the series appeals to those EN-
gagged In separate industries. and presents in-
disputable facts-c0mparisOns OF wages, cost
OF living. and other arguments showing the
benefits OF Protection.
Any single one will he sent on receipt Of .
cents in stamps except "wages, Living and
Tariff" which will be sent for 4 cents.
The whole list will be sent for 20 cents or
any twelve for ~ cents, or any i've for 10
cents, postage paid. Order by number.
i" Wages. Living and TARIFF T. A. HAsrs..
s-"Ths Advantages ~ a Protective fariG 70
the Labor aud Industries Of the United
states hiist Prize Essay. 1887. CRAw-
,SoRD.D. HEssIso. ..............,.. 80
rr9dnetion lndispsnseble :? a sup.
ply, at Low Prices, OF the Manufactured
Commodities required for the People Of
the United states. and Adequate Home
slbie without i rroiecliSe TsriG." First
wi r ni arr eI Ess , ns,sr,s & /. ! p w loPP ~. raw a., 50
Materials he Advantageous 81 the Labor
and Industries Of the United statea."
lirs, rrize Essay. lssS HeNHR p DsEiL 50
S-"some Views on the Tariff by an Old BusI
ness Man. GRO. DRAPER ,.n..,....,. %
me lIoteetlfe lhfiu us Advantages Tor
the south" q. h., EDWARDS .,.,,,.,... m
s-"fhe Wool Interest. !" Judge VIZ. LAwREscx ~
y-"protection 20. Free. Trade "a Historical
Review. d. u. HARmnAs. ....,,,. NJ
io-"Ihe FARMER and the Tariff Col faoais
ri-"rro,scti"n a. fruii6iiic; ifRo;iiic;y;..a' 6lcsss i. 10
ia-' Reply % .sGe 2 residents Hrse.irsds Me-. 10
-sage," r.. y ronIER. ..p.v....,.... o
E-aMorkingmrn and the Tariff I" ...,...... B
1.-THE Vital Question Shall American Indus-
tries be Abandoned and American Mar.
kets SURRENDERED -, n
l5-sams "a German, with Addition. .,.,"..
i8-"The Progress ~ ons Hundred Year,"
koBrnr y. PoKrKR, .,..,..,........
T-"PrOtection Tor American shipping. &c..
is-.The TnTin Not n Tax" HonEhB. btnrII., b
Ip-"Why irishmei should ls IrOtectiOnists," h
20-"protection." v. II, HnD0wN,.,..,.., a
2i-"what IA q Tariff 2" Answers 20 q Working.
ec-"The Amefican Wool Industry" E.H Al.
2s-awssss and Cost u IIiy,iin.ssia Jj,.b.. wiiiiGa..ss..
A-"houihern Farming industries. .............
2t-"A short Talk " Workinvmrn ",,.,...,...
y0-"Protection and the farmer" Senator 4. n.
10
The AssHpAn EcoHonIny, weekly. devotsd 10 H.
discussion Of all phapes 0f Tho Tariff question.
ayear. sample copies free, Address American Pc
scuvs TAfa Lsisus. % W. SD ~. Nsw Yosh.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05

Delegates to the county convention elected IN.
der this call viii: provide themselves with creden-
tials from the JUDGES Of the primary elections in
their respective precincts ir order that their right
20 seats AID votes in the convention may be deter.
mined. J. b. COLLINS,
u. GORDON, Chairman Co. Cent CON.
sec'y Co. Gent. Com.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05
Cuticura Res0Ivent,

DlNPLEs, black heads. red, rough, chapped and
I'M oily skin prevented BY Cuticurs SOAP.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05

sheriff's sale.
Charlotte Ross
vs..
Ann Graham ana
Eliza Graham.
To be sold At sheriff = sale on the 7h day Of
August, 1880. at 2 o'clock D. m, at the north front
door Of he court house In wiles CiIy.
Lot three 90 In Block sisiy { ", toeether with
appurtepances ,hereun'o bal ! 9 ns the same be-
Ing according 10 the plst and survey Of the
town of Miles City made by the N. Y. r.. X Co.
and now of record in the Office Of the re-, rider
Of deeds in and for The ccdnly Of Custer State Of
Montana.
ED. J. JONES,
Sheriff.
Dated July 7th, 1880.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-03
CAkpiATtl;e STRIKE.
Six Thousand OF tue Graft Are Oat. of Work
in Chicnro.#

Six Thousand OF tue Graft Are Oat. of Work
In .Cnicngo.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-rhe great strike Of
the journeymea carpenters opened this
morning an uncertain quantity. At
neither the headquarters Of the journey.
men nor the bosses WAS it known to
what extent the order to quit work had
been oheyed,
The strike opened, however, differ
emily from any that has been inauru.
rated here Tor years. At the headquar.
ters Of the journeymen where, hereto.
fore, 1t has been claimed that every car.
penter in the city oheyed the mandates
Of tho council, 1t was admitted this morn
ing that perhaps some, perhaps a great
many, had not done so this this time.
at the headquarters Of the old and the
new bosses associations where, on the
other hand, tho inauguration Of jour-
neynel's strike is declared to find no
men idle, 1t ia said to.daY..thas perhaps
a great many laid dnwn9 9theiraools fora
time on Saturday night, The .bluster of
the antagonists are missing to-day. Each
seems to be watching the other, and to be
carefully sizing up the situation before
any comment is made. we ~, =--,.
1t Is estimated that about G,C0O car
penters are idle. OF these 1000 struck
to-day and 1000 were already out of
work through bosses closing up jobs in
anticipation OF this strike. Practically
all ol the union are out. About 1000
non-union men remain at work. 1t is
understood that Congressman Lawler
Will attempt to effect a settlement OF the
strike. y-T ~. IN
The carpenters in executive session
to-day decided that atf union men iu the
employ oi bosses paying 373 cents per
hour, and allowing the eight hour day,
should at once return to work. Presi-
dent O'Coanell, of the council, claime
that over 1000 mcn have gone 10 work
under this decision to.tiav.l Ii 7S',T
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TWELFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT,

Thomp'on md Parsous Nominated, tho
Former for tho Long FORM.
Sotcia. Dlspa.ch to The Integtqeneer. - =.
PIEDMONT, WA, Sept. 2.-The Sen.
atorial convention Of the Twoltth Dis.
trict was called to order by Raw. J. O.
Thompson, Of Mineral. Thomas G.
Pownal], Of Hampshire, Was made chair.
man and George T. 7 Gosorn. secretary.
Col. James Little nominated J: O. Thomp,
son, OF Mineral, for the long term, and U.
s Davis, Of Hardy, named T. @. Parsons,
Of Grant, for the short term. Both wers
unanimously nominated Col. James
Little WAS elected member Of the Sena'
torlal Committee to, ill the vacancy
con, and was made temporary chairman.
Both candidates addressed the couven.
ton, Eu.I.
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BASE BALL.
Trouble on tho Boston Grounds About tbo
Umpfre-Othcr Gnmes.

AFoupAo oh 'ho boston Grounds About tho
umpire-Othcr Games,
BosroS, Sept. 2.-The Boston axd
Chicago clubs IN. l. were to play two
games today, but the first one came to
an unsatisfactory conclusion and will he
carried before the League directors for
settlement. At . o'clo k neither the
regular umpire, McQuadc, nor The SUBJ
stitute, Fessenden, were on the prouuda.
and Anson appointed his catcher.
Nagle, to umpire. Fessenden, afterwards
appeared, but not being able to produce
proper credentials, Nagle was ordered to
continue, and after waiting the required
time, the game was forfeited to Chicago.
by Nagle, but Fesaenden ordered Inc
game to proceed, but Chicago refused.
and he declared the game forfeited 10
Boston. The local scorers will count
the game neither way, until it is Settled
by the league. In the second game,
Boston won by combination oi hits
aud errors. 'N
:. New York, 4; Cleveland, l, IN. L)
Cincinnati, II; Philadelphia, il. (N.L)
Brooklyn, 8; Chicago, s. (P. L) ~
Philadelphia, l3; Pittsburgh, s (p.L)
New Nork, 5; Buffalo, 8, (P.L) Nav
YORK, IA; Butslu, 12. (.econd vame.l
Pittsburgh, 4; Brooklyn, s (N.L1
Boston 1s; Cleveland 0 (P. L), ID
Rochester 7; Louisville 3 (Atso).
Syracuse 10; Toledo s {Asso).
Baltimore Columbus 6 (Asso).
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Slx Pcra0nA Drowned,

San DIEao. CAL, Sept. 2.-The sloop
Petrol, commanded by Captain William
II. Hoy, well known shipping man,
capsizsd Just outside tho harbor yester.
day. No one saw the accident. 4 sharp
wind was blowing. and II Is supposed
the sloop was overturned suddenly. It
was found by some returning fshefmen,
who also saw tho bodies OF two women
floating near 1t. They tried to secure
the bodies, but were unable to do 80,
owing to the high seas. They came to
this city and gave the alarm and q large
fleet Of boats went out to search for the
bodies, but without success. There
were six persons in the yacht, all OF
whom were undoubtedly drowned. The
occupants were Captain and Mrs. Hoy,
Hiss Wallace, a daughter OF a Presbyte.
rian minister Of this city. and a lady
and two Children whose names are un.
known. II Is believed the bodies have
all been carried out to sea by The tide.
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CINCINNATI. O., Sept. 2.-For two or
three days the air has been full Of con.
Trajectory reports about the mysterious
Of Billy Moore and John
Keys. from shanty boat, which loated
down to Lawrenceburg, Ind. A body
found in the river with the throat cut
and bullet through the heart has
just heen fully identified as that
Of BILLY Moore. Mrs. Keys said
to Chief D-itch, Of Cincinnati, TO-.
day. that her husband, John Keys, the
owner OF the boat was keeping away for
the excitement TO blow over, 80 that il
was their wedding trip and Moore was
their cook; that he left them. She
knew nothing Of his murder and that
her husband was gui|tlesa.
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British Trades Union Cong :. 70.

! LlyEnrool, Sept. AT the session of
the Trades Union Congress to-day ,rr.
Watkin, President of the Congress, de-
liyered an address in which he eaid te
hoped the results Of the Congress wouId
encourage a great labor revival. Never
before in the history OF trades uniop;s,n
had there been such remarkable dsyelon.
ments as had recently occurred, If q
time had undoubtedly arrived TO ener.
getically try to secure working dav of
eight hours. He did not fear TINT an &.
hour day would injure BRITISH trade. He
did not think tina. Il bill providing for
such working dny should bo forced
through the House OF Commons imms.
diately irrespective OF the wishes and
desires OF the industries Affected @ h"t
there was no reason why an S.llour dav
should not be conceded immeJiatelv ~
those occupations which unmistakohlv
wanted it. He advocated direct renrc,
sentation OF labor in Parliament. Stata
control OF the railways, and soln,;on
Of the land question by naturalization
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DR.. BARBhE NOMINATED
For State Senator In the Fifth Senatorial
District.

For State Senator In the Fifth Senatorial
District.
Special Dispatch to The IateltiGenoer.
RAyESswooD, ". Va, Sept. o.-The
Fifth Senatorial Republican convention
was called to order by W. W. Kelley, OF
the Executive Committee, st Wells
Opera House this afternoon by very
appropriate address. The convention
was opened with prayer by Rev. Brown
lee. Hon. George Walker was selected
temporary chairman and E. Fl. Finn
temporary secretary. One member from
each county WIS selected for each OF the
committees. Nominations were then
made and the convention proceeded to
ballot. Hon.. A. r. Barbee, Of Mason
county, receiving the largest number OF
votes cast, was declared the nominee.
The Grst ballot stood, Brown 22;, Davies
lGS, Barbee I, necessary to a cnoice 50.
SECOND ballot, Brown s, Davies IS,
Jones II. Barbee II. Third ballot, Brow
ST, Davies IL, Jones "a, Barbee 1871.
Fourth ballot, Brown I, Davies II, Jones
%, Barbee 13. r'7Du
At this stage each candidate resigned
in the following order: Davies, Brown
and Jones'. Barbee was then unani.
mously declared the nominee amid loud
cheers,
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THE Next G0YGkN0R

OF Penusylvanin vis,ts Wnshiugton-A
IsuusinE REQ sption.
Special DisnGlch to The In.c:liJenar.
WAsntNoroS, Pa, Sept. 2.-senator
George W. Delamater, Republican can.
didate for Governor, arrived. in Wash.
ineton this morning. He came over
from Pittsburgh accompanied by Hon.
J. B. Finley and Hon. George Y. Law
renee. The party was met at the station
by the Board Of Directors Of the Fair
Association, and escorted out to the fair
grounds, where dinner was served, after
which reception was held on the
grounds. Later in the afternoon pub.
lie reception was held ut the Hotel Main.
Senator Delamater left in the evening
for Bedford county.
The Senator expressed his entire sat.
isfaction in regard to the political feeling
existing in his favor'in Washington.
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A RUMDRED DEAL

By which the West Virginia Printing Com.
pmy Disposes OF its Charleston End.
Spec,ai Di,patch to the Inttligencr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. 2.-It has
been rumored here for several days that
the West Virginia Printing Company
had sold out their Charleston branch to
S. @. Butler, who has been their man.
ager here, and Q. II. Cargo one Of theil
printers. No information could be oh.
tained about it, but it is known that sta.
tionery is being printe ! there for the
Butler Printing Company.
Chas. II. fancy ls here from Wheeling,
In conference With the parties. al.
though they deny all knowledge Of the
transaction it is still asserted that the
deal has been made, though they are
trying 10 keep it quiet for awhile.
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TIE CHARLtsTUN rOSTOFFICE.
A New PhRso Enters lntO tho Contest
Malone In tho Flsld,


A New Phnse Eaters Into tho Contest
Malone In tho Field.
sptcih! Di.pateh 10 the Inltliatnetr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. 2.-The
Charleston postollice fight has assumed
q new phase by the announcement Of a
new applicant for the postmastership in
the person OF A. II. Malone, OF the Star.
The former applicants wero J. s. Akin.
son, brother Of Congressman George ".
Atkinson, John Slack, Jr,, and W. s.
Hanna, who had the support of McGin.
mis-, but who, when McGinnis was re.
fused the nomination, was supposed to
be- out OF the fight. 1t was supposed the
office lay between Atkinson and Slack,
and Malone, who has been supporter
OF Atkinson, went on to urge his ap-
pointment. fIe returned Sunday night
but had little TO say till to-day, when he
said that Stephen B. Elkins favored his
appointment and would insist on 1t.
He went, he said. with George W.Atkin.
Bon to the Postmaster General to urge
Atkinson's appointment, but was told by
him that the President had said McGinnis
would control the appointment. Later
he talked with Mr.. Elkins about a tenn.
porary appointment as Inspector Of In
dian Agencies, and after talk with the
President Mr. Eikins told him his ap.
pointment was assured. He also said
that he, Mr.. Elkins, had told the Presi'
dent that the Charleston Daily Star must
be recognized, and the only way to do it
was to appoint Mr.. Malone postmaster.
The fact that Malone has Mr.. Elkins
as bis hacker has excited the other ap.
plicsnts considerably, and they will
stand together against the appointment
OF man who has not been in the race
all the time. Mr.. Malone went back to
Washington to-day and the applicants
here and their friends have kept the tel.
egraph wires hot all day. The termina.
ton OF the contest will now be watched
with more than ordinary interest.
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A Bark In Distress,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2.-Captain No.
ble, Of the ship W. B. Godfrey, reports
that he spoke to the bark Henry Buck
seventy days from New Castle, Ms. W.,
several hundred miles oil the New Z.a.
land coast. She WAS flying sign als OF
distress, and Captain Miller, Of the
Beck: sgualed that she had been dis.
mantled by hurricane. He said the
crew had been on short rations for sew.
era! days md begged for suppliss. Cap.
tain Noble attempted TO launch small
boat, but she was stove in by the waves
De was, therefore, unable to render any
assistance. The Buck is now out ninety
days iron: New Castle, and nothing more
mas been heard from her. its though,
she has been lost. she Was loaded with
coal and carried big crew.