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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-05
CONGRESSES WORK.
a Rssumo OF the Business Done BY the
4esAian JuAt Eudad.


Sesaion Jast Euded.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March S.-Work'
ing on business was the Characteristic oi
the Fifty.6rst Congress. Three measures,
any one Of which was a national issue,
stand forth pre.sminently. The Nc.
Kiuley bill, the Silver bill, which failed,
and the Federal Elections bill, which
failed in the Senate.
'S In It's mortpsry record the Congress
was remarkable, the call OF death hay,
ing summoned twelve OF its Represent.
atiyea and three Of its Senators. The
total appropriations for this Congress
will probably reach billion Of dollars
Fourteen thousand and thiEIy.thEee
bills were introduced in the House and
5, 100 in the Senate. The bills that be-
came laws numbered 2,ls6.
In the election cases the committee
decided eleven In favor Of Republicans
and six in favor Of Democrats.
The frst long session was also notable
for the number Of important MEASURED
that became laws, including the admis
sion OF Wyoming and Idaho, making thl
number Of States iortyrfour.
Complaints concerning the inefi
cheney Of Federal immigration law
brought about the enactment in the sec
ond session Of a measure 10 correct thl
abuses. The enactment Of measure h
the jurisdiction Of the Federal Cour,
will relieve the crowded docket Of tn
United States Supreme Court, and IN
l0theT measure Of importance was th
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HOMEOPATHY RECOGNIzyD

By tn" City Hospital AssOcIatIon-Threo
new Directors Elected, and HomoO oOopa-
thy Ward Decided ON.
There was very interesting meeting
at the new City Hospital yesterday af-
terroon Of the Hospital Association, the
ladies association and the medical STAG.
The City Hospital Association elected
three additional members OF the Board
oil Directors, the new members being
Messtg. Joseph Speidol, H. K. List and
). N. Vance,
In view Of the protest from advocates
ol homeopathy against the exclusion
ol physiClanE Of that school from the
medical stat, the Directors concluded
slier very general discussion, TO set apaSk.
a ward tor homeopathic patients, this
being done only in Difference to The
views OF the homoeopataists. A bylaw
oi tho association already provided that
any pay patient or any person providing
an endowed bed might select the phyai.
clan who should attend the case, thlA
meaning, Of course, that physician OF
any school might be 30 chosen,
The repogts yesterday were all OF On
encouraging character,
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IN A bad FIX.

The Big Steamer anid.nE Star Hard
Aground and Breaking In Two.
CINCINNATI, March 4.-rhe Guiding
Star, the monster New Orleans steamer,
is hard aground her entire length and
half keeled over at Mill creek. Yester.
day two big steamers, a pair of tugs and
two railroad locomotives tried to pull
her of, but only succeeded in swapping
her log chains In two, pulling out one
OF the stern posts and tearing of lot Of
railing. The boat is in fair way to
break in two and 80 become a total loss.
She is valued at $4,000 and insured for
500 ON
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Two Of the Ave appraisers mentioned
yesterday as in the city to tix the valu
alton at which the Hobbs Glass Com
pany's plant shall enter the table ware
trust, left yestsrday. The other three
remain. The appraising OF the real
estate and buildings was completed
yesterday, but the assessors are still
busy on the valuation OF the molda,
patents, machinery and good will, The
values, when arrived at, will be scoes.
aible only to the members Of the trust.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-05

PARIS, March At is reported in off,
cial circles that the British Government
has conclusive proof that General Bou-
LANCER and his supporters concocted a
plot which resulted in the explosion OF
public opinion manifested against en-
press Frederick upon the occasion Of her
second sojourn in Paris. Lord Salisbury
is said to be greatly incensed at the dia.
covery made. -
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For paddin,, IIls v.n,u,.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, March 4..--s.ey, ns
and Bardette, the two Minneapolis CEN
sus conspirators who yesserday pleaded
guilty 10 one couat OF the charges lodged
againat them, were brought before
Judge ShireR In Minneapolis this morn
ing ior sentence. Stevens was sentenced
to pay fine Of 5000 and Bandette
$1,000. The cesea against the other cen
Su5 employees indicted were dismissed,
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s,ntIen,, oonnmt, Suicide.

CINCINNATI, O., March 4.-1sadore H.
Frauenthal and Ernest Sallinger, Jewish
students, committed snicide with pistols
this morning. FrAuenthal only lived q
few minutes after being discovered.
Sallipger was able to speak when found
and said they had agreed to die at their
own hands. sallipger's diary had an
entry yesterday saying he was going 10
end lis never oeasiDR pain,
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APormit 70 Cremate Human bodies.

PEr4sgpRoH, March 4-The remark.
able secrecy observed during the crema'
tion OF Emma. Abbott, two weeks
ago, has caused a change in
Pittsburgh city regulations. II
has been decided q dangerous
privilege 10 cremste secretly, and here
after a public permit must be taken ont
as 10 case Of burial. John Cofey, the
murderer.suicide, was also Quietly dis
posed OF in this way some years ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-05
REIGN OF TERROR
At Carbon Hill, Ala,-DspredationS by
Armed Mobs.

Armed M0bb,
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, March 4.--Au
alarming state exists at Carbon Hill
Warren county, the scene OF the recent
riots. Members of the gang who started
the trouble with the miners last month
secrete themselves in bushes near town
every night and FIRE into the passengers
with Winchester rifles. The waiting
room OF the depot was fred into, and g
dozen houses have been robbed. Sher.
if Shepard says he Is powerless to stop
it. Threats have been made to kill
leading citizens, and Superintendent
Whitfield is here to-day to take action
in the matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-05

LONDON, March 4.-Mr. Leonard
jerome, Of New York, who was recently
removed from London to Brighton, in
the hope that his health, which has been
precarlons for some time past, might be
improved, died last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-05

SHENANDOAH, Pa, March 4.-A mine
car, drawn by two mules, jumped the
rails on Turkey run solliery dirt bank
yesterday. Joseph Powell, Harry
Beadle, together with the car and mules,
went oyer the bauk forty feet to the
creek below. Powell and the muleH
we're instantly killed, and Beadle waG
fatally injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-05

The Eleventh District MlneFn, Convention.
TERRE HApTE. IND, March 4.-The
frst annual convention Of United MiRs
Workers OF the Eleventh district, Is in
session in this city with thirty delegates
present, representing 1000 miners In
this State and 1000 in Kentucky. John
Kane, district president, is presiding.
The general policy for the mining year,
beginning May /, is TO be determined,
the wage scale being the chief question
before the convention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-05
AIsnionn prnnknrt,. Decd.

BlRMINl4AN, Ala, March I. AT
Horse Greek mines, in Walker county,
yesterday, Or. W. J. Matthews shot bis
wife five times, killing her instantly.
He has for some time thought that biz
wife was untrue TO him and exhibited
his jealousy by threats. He was drink.
ing Monday and that night his vile went
to q neighbor's 10 spend the night, being
afraid OF him. When she came home
yesterday, without waiting for words,
he shot her.
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DIED.

BNITH-On Wednesday evening. March 4 1901
BLAECIE infant daughter Of EdWard St2
Nellie Smith, aged tara,
FuperAl Friday, March Q. at Va. m. Friends OF
tho family respectfully invited. ln.ermCnt
at NJ Calvary Cemetery.
BLACRBURS-At Eoillibp. q nm c,.v.l nil,
on ~ Aily, Maiun ., ISgi, HRs' RsiiA ~.
VINO ol u I. sPkb1rn, In her OSih year.
TunsrAl Ffldsy at O'Clock p. Ii., iss. time.
DUN YGyY-At Dickinson, Dakota. on sunday,
|, dArch !, lSJl, At 40 p. m, MIE1AEET J.,
VILE OF tho iAte William II DunIeVy.
Funeral notice hereafter,
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LN I.nh SENATE.

Vice PrsEdsat MOrtOn's Pleasant speech
OF Farewell, aud MS fgiOgy OF Those
Who Have Died Daring the ssssSNR.
WAsHINoToE, D. O., March 4.-In the
Senate after the passage OF the House
bill 70 supply artificial lmbsto pension
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pENR BLUFF. ARK, March 4.-w. L.
MOGauhey, a saloon keeper at Plumb
Bayou, this county, while closing his
place Of business last night, was shot by
an unknown assassin and instantly
klllS5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-05

Vl7l7l- y -V11l'F % w E''l1'l1V'77sF'
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March 4.-Ts
the senSte, Senate Joint Re.ssSSi,ution No.
ia, prescribing the line OF work Tor
GOA n Houses, was made 3 special order
for tomorrow at 3 p. m.
General Watts introduced Senate bill
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-05
Prominent Man Dead.

Special DtsDGtch 10 nc LHklltGeneGr.
BARNEsv1LLE, o., March Al. R. Ball,
prominent commission merchant, well
known in Eastern Ohio, and West Vir-
ginia, died at his home here of jauudice
to. o.day, sixty.hve years old.
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direct tax bill, which provides for re-
funding the war tax, This bill became
famous in the Fiftieth Congress on ac-
count Of long and weary deadlock.
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LONDON, March 4.-sighted, Werken'
dam, New York.
NEw YoRk, March 4.-Arrived, TeE;
tonic, Liverpool.
QURESsrowN, March 4.-Arrived, Brit
ish Prince, Pniladelphia,
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NInnhinar, n.,,nr I,nrnnd.

MADISON, Wis, March 4-Tbe machin.
cry depot OF &. L. Sheldon & 90. was
burned early this morning. Loss, $i6,.
900; insurance, $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-05
Going Hunting and FiShinl

WASHINGTON, D. o., March 4.-The
President and few friends will leave
here Saturday for few days hunting
and fishing in the city OF Denies, Nd.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-15
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Tom trOr paa bans Sreosprabs,,,
San er ! bet iioite ben9pnt "arsh.n.
Gngel", pe iom Gngel tgrer bon il 5.
bsiere Iegioner til, iom prnftiit goG.
tifcr bgrer ban Sorben, Stribep :,
arisen ill.,. bet bj9lper life, at striO.p
fun er meo Nanb, Sen % Wtunb. S.,
bar ben famine 5jerteaariag, "a iro !,
BRUCE Mrnlben til at BRUCE Gapen ;,
fun ct Sfriot. - Seq ital lutte m,b
9olitifeIt, sube Senner, ior Sen %
bunblps p9 enoelgs ber / Ruroe.
Den npe Stolelop er III iiaro msb
at tran9e praftiit inb / 9iuet. Qi h.,
III &reosmober, StoletiGunsnSpnr,
Stpleltpre o.i.p. / fulb @irfirmbeO.
Solicit resierer iulot no / Stplen. Zen
bebpper pei life at illuitrere nprmer,
bpprlebes bette ~pibtlsitioe MoItinpri
arbeioer p9 pirfer, Gnbper fan tnnte ia
bet. s ct arebsmpoe bar iomtlin,
5or9lbre, 8uiuoer ium MRuo, Git,
% uoiite, iaapel iom eubper Stattepbsr
cper rs Iar Stemmeret. aierriroer,
far u9ret iGrbeles Ilittise til at mpot
o9 piit iariis Snteresie ug b~elta0er Oft,
ener9iit i 9iStusiionen, ug oenne 6,
iommettoer intereSlant rof. Gdd mann,
Steoer er oisie &reosmpbers igrIc gr.
beioe at tnse al 3ii9t uo al Slolen.
QRreren lar %iinniolb life Get tit at gve
np9eniomBelit le9enili9 3u9t for noaer,
iomBellt 6pr6rDoelie, - i6r bar lie
&jerril8erte ielt fig fire pg icet Tine
Gprn pel 6epareoe. Guigbeo ON Sen
npe areosre0llerin9 er uanitelig, maaits
umllli9 at opllaa, ba 2lQe uil haze
Sa9en orbnet til i'm e9en 5OrOfl, 6piflt
Sn9en fan unbres paa, bn Stotcueieue
bliuer me9et lan9e paa mango SteOcy.
Smfoitnin9erue peb oisie nge Stolers
Spipreiie o. 10. pil fonune til at trpttc
9pbt. On Bet enoelige Ieilltat bill
bliue til 6Olfets 9ilireosbeo, oct er e.
nlpIt Spgr9smaal, iOm iprit icnere Zen
/ 5ioen fan beiuares; iortioen er tlo
iigterne Germeb life operalt DC lDicie
Wiin correspondence oenuc Sang tc
9ynoer at bliue lang, % ic9 ioar no
lp0re no9ct til nGite Sang; mnaltc la
"Iecprabz& Soften" beller life Spaitcrn
fpr mere saa eli Sang. Seq oil llUtt
meo at aumpoe Goer perborte ON q
Ienbc "9ecornb- Goiten" til@ber3 Slrs
% Senner / NOrge, ben uil bucr liz
fpmnle iom ell 9llsnin9 % ct Srev II
Goer, % pil oerpeo biora9c til, at 81
8aano, lom fnDtter Gber til Os he
biemme % % til Goer bcrbUrtc, uil peN
li9eDulOeS % itgrtes, iaa ri life glen
mcr DOeroaore, men leocr iammen
Gdnoen, pn end aolfilte ~iorpuri9t,
Senner % SlGgtninge Dinlioes NaO.
uRre bilIet pad bet uenliAlte.
&lGosir Sui GOer3
q. SpQIO.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-15
at. CIouo NpteI

bar pplepet life iaa tibet at Sesiosn'
beeer Iise fra ben 7iS, enibsr College
hplot til Der. Saa OIL ben prrst'se
@rid gpsnins ppsr / Sdmres 8anoer;
Der Tom iItanS at prGstist 3oteI, ion1
oltio pioite at bolss tit Rp ipm isrlis
aIasies SottI. mrs. Gu'ip Der iiebt'
uo oeu hele 5prrstuiue, bar ioritaaei
at fibre ben iaaleSsS, Of bun nalaosIiS
bar truttet Here 90 Here aunbsr til Ut
SOtel, ipm MI itaar ION gtO. l Spen.
3 fbit llgt inO9it bun sggtsIfab niso
SIR. @cc. 90. Glart fra ct. Rarl, %,
ba ban or Gil gjsnnemop8tt9 6orret'
uinasmanb, fan Gubuer pGrs IoroiSiet
on. at St. Glouo oil tIiue tanite enoHu
/ mere high style, eno Oct bar pnret
igr, oa Bet oil ii9s mc9et.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-15

Os msb at tase Del ! ben fore uoplt'
ling Der / Bpen | be fibite Snes Var;
men tummer ri lansIomt, lao tolIinler
ri iiffert, os bet er maaife fulot Iaa
sobt. Seq ifal en- anben Gang uwtals
Ilere al bore berparenbs euubsmGnS,
oa jes antaser, at bet pil bare i'm 5n'
teresie for 3eres talrise 9alsre ousralt
/ 9anbet at fslse meo / nbpitiinseH per
paa 8labiere % p~mItanoelise Seret'
Ringer ON, bpO.lebes Soft bar arbetoe1
iig pp Der, pil maalte funne 9ipe Who're
en- COB gnpisnins os biorase til, at b
Stanoinaper mere enb biotil bar pRre'
Eilfaloet faar en- gnoel / bet ri9e Ho'
bptte, ium llbpiflinsen al bort np'
Sjsmlanbs umaabelise SiRlpetiloer no
belcr til lnionens frie 8or9ere, - a
iise, naar be foritaar at benptte 2eili9
beben. X.
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9ette CT Stccct, bpor man
fan fjpbe 9oot @ano Tor
Sorpbrng 90 ia tic iig
ct inuft % bill.
ligt Ssjem.

The Wichita Colony Company cicr
% far til Snl9S 10000 sIcres 9Oot,
iru9tbart 2ano, meO rig % bpb Soros'
mon, befiggenoe pna begoe Siocr al
gSidita 8allep Sernbnnen, i GOuntierue
grder % SaDlpr, 5erns, 140 @ilc
norbpeit for Sort @Ortb,. Ser or oct
Itore Dueoeprooucerenbe 8elte / Seras
meo Ell Nulin9 ira 20 til 80 8uibels
paa Gcrrn, % andre Slass @rDoe |
5orbolb BERTH. 9ette 9aab er p9iaa
goot mlfittet ior 5rugtoul % for 0Drt
ming al alle Slass @rsntia9er. vi
Seo CT Der iilot pp, os soot Sul tOItcr
life meset.
Sploen ouer 6abet or ira LOO til
1850 Sob; &limatet or iRpnt, irroe
les iunbt, % aloeles ititfet ior 6Olt ira
De ltanoinnpiife 2anbe. Man fan Der
o0rte IRA ) I'll 4 Ncres ll9e lad let ION
Ell eneite pppe / Noroltaterue, ioroI
man fan arbeioe belle Spiten % Sinte'
rem. Iltio er 8eiret unber SnobGlt.
ninsstioerne u~attert. Selte us areatH'
RET fan ppales FER meset biaist. Seno
ps Srep eller Yuitfort for GirfulGrer.
Slip bette no Tor "&eierence." Goresle
er: The Wichita Colony Company,
8nnoec, glrder 60, Geras.
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sllr. Z. ~. MtGnmmons

5orsorns ! Goae9ets @pmnaiiItiotale
5reoaa Aiten bar bel beiest. Sore
Oraget inSeboIot mango interesiante
Cplpsuiuaer ON be melt bstjenote ane'
ritauIte 6Orinttere, til uusle al bpem
Sr. RcGammpu bar easr bapoe per-
ionligt @efienotIfab. &c StereoItOps
btaeber, bpCrmsO 5prcOraset blep be'
lpit, par alosles uomarieoe, % Inn
iielOen oil maj bare Nulebnin9 til OF
ie beore.
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Sunobeoslouene l9res / bore

Snnobeoslppene l9res / bore StO'
Ter; men life paa en- iaa praftif Maaos,
of De CT al mesen Hptte % ilnltreres
alorig pcb lepenbe grempler, bpilteH I
mango 5ili9lbe iunbe let giores. gus
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ben iOrfjglet, blcu brast pp ipr &lasleIt
laa alIe funoe bBre ben igrre Splte %
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raar 6~orfiplclien bar uouitlet li9, F
oct ~pauoa9tisc opbuitepe Sppt % rel
tpnbe ~pauoa9ti9e ilpbenoe Matcrle lra
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buao DC iprite Spmptomer al Scrip
leiie er. Sfolebarnet burbe pa 9lpes
Chamberlains Cough Remedy rlSe'
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tis 5prtjolelie funbe fnreres paa Gu q
to 9ase eIer ibetminblte linbres neSei
naar ben bebanoles ristis. iaalnari ps
iprite Spmptomsr bier iis. 2ilialss
hos ale Daughter. (See'
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9ecDrab og Smesn.
Zen I4oe December 1891
Building & Loan Association

bplot iprriss llse fit W~anHeosreoe
i 2ccOrab Club Broom. 6orretulnser
aiaioroes, oeriblanOt 8euilgniHs al 3
qaau, Siclge 8igopenc oil en- M
"Series~ aabucs matte Manneo, os De,
Der pnfcr at tssne fig for slttier, fan
benpcnbe fig til 3. @. Gaubuep, Setrs'
Anr
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gnlutbs Speotpriier.
1cturGb.1 arfcS.

Albert Lea Lutheran High School
be9unoer llnoerpisniu9eu eitsr IptaGr Den
Ste SaHuar. ollie Snomeloelier bgr lie ina.
reit mulis til < : Swenipn, Principal,
l51s.3 Aibert SEQ, Mfinu.
G.ln,tr 8isb Grpsbp Seit 5lpur,
Oiput' ben bepite 9atent Slour /
Marteoet, S1.35 pr. S0t. Serpm Bros.
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Mpberen: "Spper bi, liIe SOlelF
ga, jcs sjOr, Mama. os 2o'trr''
ia, at ies life 7tulbe paffes inr at ia OCH.
iure Migturen".
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glotttSc.

4r9iter anmooes ont itrar at inoisnoe PIN.
ip9uins ON half fare permit,
T.. q. Wtet, N9ent,
1873 b. q. II, 81 N. R'y.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-15

Z SnuuoetirFeu ierit'ommeuoe SpHoa8
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rag 81. 9lZ.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-12
LEFT ON AN ISLAND.
Sad Predicament of a Woman
Who Lost Her Boat.

Special to the Globe.
ST. PETER, Mimi, July 11.-Mrs. Pet
tbs, lady living at Lake Emily, in LIE
Sueur county, met with rather an I'M
pleasant experience last night. an ex-
perience she is not apt to forget for
some time. She was out boat riding
during last evening. and while out on
the lake her boat, which was leaky, be-
gan to fill with water. She was in the
vicinity of Cedar island, and roWed
there for the purpose of bailing out the
boat. She got on shore, and some
distance from where she landed she
spied can, which she proceeded to get.
She got the can, but when she returned
she was Mortified to find that a strong
wind had taken her boat some dis
lance out into the lake. The island
was some distance from shore, and her
cries of distress were unheard, and the
prospect of spending the night were
anything but pleasant. No one came
to her relief, and, as there was no way
of escape, she was compelled to accept
the condition imposed by unkind fate
and remain. She passed the night and
all of to-day, and was discovered this
afternoon BY party Of st. Peter camp
ers, who were cut sailing. One of the
party, 4. T. EverSon, secured a skitf
and fastened to the island to rescue the
unfortunate woman from another night
of horror. She was taken into camp
and kindly cared for BY the Ladies', and