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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19
es.34aes.3S March. es.4ssss. 40: Apr,l, eASS
ssASg Nay, ssobsss.e7; Janc, ss.7cs@e.77;
LIVERPOOL. xARxyrx

~'Ssef W. 6NhhIit<
ISvRnPoos, August fs.--xocn. COTTON vess
and inactive; American wsidlins. s 7.1vd.s
saics, 5000 bales; American, 1900 bales;
speculation and export, BOO bales: recetpss,
700 bales-nll American. futars~ --Angass and
September. 20-84d-. aIso+ 1e-s4d.; sepseus.
Dor. 22-,,4d.; September and 0csobsF,
4 22-04d.; October and November. 4 27-o4d.,
also 26-o4d-; November and Decsmber
Z 3l-e4d., also 3o-64f. |; December ana Jsnu.
arr, 4 3364d. January and February, Z 3G-o4A.,
also 35-64d.; February and Marrk. Z 3s-8ld.,
also 4 37-84d.
r. M-August, 4 1904, buyers; August
and September, 4 1884, buyers September
: 22-54d., vsIne; September and Ortopcr.
Z 22-64d., sellers; October and November.
4 20-64s4 27-04d.; November and Dccsmbss,
: 30-64d.. buyers; December and January,
4 31-64a4 33-0sd.: January aud February.
4 35-e4d.. bnyers; February and March, 35.e{s
4 3S-64d. Futures closed quiet.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Disratch-l
August 1s.-Narkct frmer. Offerings light
Prime. 2Mc.; extra prime. 2,sc.; fancy, 3A3,lc |;
factory nand-picked. $c.
Prices In this market have not been affected
BY the Ore ~ yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19
A Baseball Change Of Interest.

CINCINNATI. August 1.-THE Ttmes-Sdy
St Iouis special saws the arrangements for
the transfer of the Cincinnati franchise IN
the American Baseball Association to Mil
waukee has been fully agreed upon, The
transfer will be made as soon as the ar.
rangement Is ratified by the association at
a meeting 10 be held tomorrow. Kelly
will I; Din the Boston Association. Mains,
Mari, and Vaughan will go to Washington,
while Dwyer Canavan, and Bancroft vii!
join the Milwaukee club. Zach. Phelps, OF
Louisville. will succeed Kramer, OF Cincin-
natl, ~ president Of the association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19
A washingtonian Commits Suicide;

WARRINGTON, ID. c., August 17.-Robert
b. Cropley, well-known citizen of this
city, committed suicide to-day by shooting
himself through the lungs with pistol.
commit the act by financial embarrass-
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19
Stricken with Paralysis.

MOBILE. Ala, August T.-Alfred Gold
thwaite, Of New Orleans. State senator OF
Louisiana and distinguished as counse! IN
the celebrated Gaines case, was stricken
with paralysis in the left side last night
while ut Point Clear. q summer resort on
Mobile bay. His condition Is serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19
Strike of Naii-nIakers.

LONDON. Eso., August 1.-THE wrought
iron nailmen of the Worcester and Stat
fordshire districts have struck against II
proposed reduction of 10 per cent. in their
wages. The strike affects eight thousand
men and may eventually affect other
trades
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19
ser,ous Labor Troubles In France.

PARIS. August IA most serious labor
agitation has broken out at Fourmies,
near Ayesnos. in the Department du kord.
Troops. consequently. have been dis
patched from Lille to Fourmies, IN order
to put an end to the disturbance. which
has resulted from labor disputes. Serious
noting is looked forward to.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19
THE EXCESSIVE PRICE OF RYE.
Germany VIII Substitute Wheat for IL In
Army Bread Making.

BERLIN, GER.. August flowing to the
excessive price of rye, the Government
has decided to use wheat in making bread
for the army.
The Reichsanzeiger tonight announces
that at a Cabinet council held to-day, at
the Imperial Home Office it was decided
that no necessity exists for reduction OF
the duties on corn, but that on the con-
trary il is more necessary than ever to ad-
here to the policy announced by Chancellor
Won Caprivi in the lower house OF the
Prussian Diet June LIST last.
THE ADVANCE LOST.
BERLIN. GERMEsY. August 1.-THE re-
cent advance IN cereals was lost to-day on
the news that the Government would pur-
chase wheat-meal for the army and that
immense contracts had been concluded
since Saturday with American grsin-deai-
ers. Feverish activity prevails In the ship.
ping OF rye at all Russian points. Eight
thousand tons have left st. Petersburg In
eight days. 1t In reported that further
large shipments will BE- made on orders
from the German Government. The Ger;
man keichs Bank has resolved to LEND
money upon corn to two thirds instesd OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19
ANOTHER SWISS HORROR.
Another Escursion-Trsin wrsck-Thsrtesa
People KiiIed-Maoy Injured.

Another Escursion-Trsin wrsck-rhirtssa
People KnIed-Maoy Injured.
Rvpxv SWITZERLAND, August H. The
psonle az this republic bad hardly recov.
sred from the railroad scare caused by the
terrible accident at Moenchenstein IN June
last by which over 100 persons on an 81.
cursion train lost their lives and about 30
were injured, when they were again yester:
day startled By another Wholesale loss OF
life by reason Of o railroad accident. This
iast disaster occurred on the Jura- Simplon
railroad line near the Village Of Zollikoaeu
not tar from this city. The details OF tho
accident as received here up TO the present
are as follows:
excurslonists from country districts 20
this city was on its way here. the pae-
sengers intending to take part IN the CEN
tenary fetes now in progress here aud else
where throughout Switzerland. Ibis
excursion train was stopped at Zollikoaen
In order TO enable it to be shunted into
siding so a. 10 let the Paris express pass.
AREAR-RSp COLLISION.
By some gross negligence, apparently
upon the part Of the railroad omcisls,
the Paris train, loaded with foreign travel
lers. was not warned TO look out Tor the
excursion train while passing Zollitonen,
and the result was that the expires dashed
into the special train Luckily: the On;
gineer Of the express had caught sight OF
the excursion train in time TO put down
brakes, and so the damage done and tne
loss of life we're not SO great - 1t might
have been. As it was. the engine OK the
express cut into and almost entirely de-
molished the guards van al the rear OK the
excursion train. which was empty. ana
then crashed into the rearmost OF the pas:
senger cars, completely wrecking It and
causing considerable loss OF life.
THE KILLED AND INJURED.
Thirteen people were killed and eighteen
seriously injured. and thirty others sui
fered more or less severe wounds or bruises.
So far as known all the passengers on the
Paris express escaped without injury.
me FErEs ABANDONED.
BERNIE. August 17.-In consequence OF tho
Zollikofen disaster the remaining septen-
nary flies in this city have been abandoned.
All the occupants OF the Paris express
escaped with only slight bruises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs ia taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efisctually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
nbstitute.
CALIFORNIA FLO syrup co.
SAW FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE, ~. NEW YORK. nv
j. -su.wxI&Flstpee !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19

In other than tho tobacco brsinesA wnsre me
latter is promlnens, 70 engage ana Interest
themselves in Il, and this example misns " io'-
lowed to mutual advantage here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19
aco,h.r Au.tr.l,an Rank Bresks.

MELBOURNE. August 1.-THE suspension
OF the British Bank of Australia Is an:
nounced. Liabilities, $4,000. half OF
which is owing to creditors in England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19
sho, His Wife and Then HimseIG

INDIANAPOLIS. Agust IA: Sentinsl
special from Bedford, Ind, says; Judah,
the proprietor OF the hotel hero, shot his
wife last night and then blew his brains
out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19
one half of its value In order to facilitate
purchases by small dealers.
1HK ooylRNMENr petition.

The Reichsanseigr says that the Govern
ment 10 confident that there is sufficient
wheat to take the place of rye and that
reduction Of the duties would only enrich
foreign dealers without affecting the price
of bread. The whole Government press
reflects these views and declares that the
high prices are due to Boerse speculation
and not to scarcity, and that the Russian
ukasc would have been issued sooner than
it was had Germany reduced the grain
duties. II Is significant. however. that
Count kanitz. leading protectionist,
pleads for temporary suspension of the
duties.
MXED EYE-.sD-wHEAT FLOUR.
BERLIN, August H.-Mixed rye-and-wheat
-four was offered for the first time on the
Produce Exchange to-day in large quaint
ties. The mixture is much cheaper than
pure rye flour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19

Hickok's No. 1. Il, d. g, Fig. and &c Caro- :, Q.
line sun Cared arc Pure U,sss; saa oA0'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19
THE FRANCO-RUSSlAN UNDERSTAND
ING NOT QUITE AN ALLIANCE.

LONDON, Eng, August 1.-THE st. Pc
tersburg agent of Reuters Telegram Com
pany has been furnished with an inspired
denial of the report that secret treaty
has been concluded between Russia and
France. In this denial it is declared that
neither Admiral Gervais nor any other
French or Russian representative has
signed or concluded verbally any con-
yention between France and Russia. 1t is
also asserted that no conferences have
been held on the subject, and that the
well-known Improvement between Rus
STA and France does not date from the
present time. but was occasioned long ago
by international circumstances rather than
by spontaneous desire OF the Powers
themselves, and that it has since con-
tinued to grow closer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
AUGUST IL, 1891

OFFERINGS
wBRAr.--2,6sS bushelA
CoRS.-1,3S4 bushels
OATs.--1. 900 BUSHELS
kys.--.S0 pusheis.
MnI~0rrAL---30 tons
sALEA
WHgAr.--S0 bushels.
RYE.--50 bushels.
MIL-0fFAL--30 tons
QUOTATIONS.
In the absence Of any transactions we quo"
the market nominal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19
SIMPLY TO CONVINCE THE DoUBrEgs.

Continuing. this inspired statement
saws the visit OF the French fleet to Cron-
stadt and the enthusiastic reception &C.
corded to the French sailors only served
to solemnly confirm the good entente pre-
yiously existing and to convince by
palpable proof those Frenchmen, RussiaAl,
and foreigners who still doubted the e1-
lstence OF an entente.
IT MIGHT EASILY BECOME AN ALLIANCE.
The off;c denial also asserts that the
visit Of the French fleet to Cronstadt had
the effect of ripening the entente to such
point that ii can be converted into an ALI.
ance should the conduct of the enemies OF
France and Russia render q formal treaty
necessary. but it Is stated In conclusion
that an alliance has not yet been con-
cluded. nor is one in preparation IN Paris
or in st. Petersburg. Such proceedings,
it is explained, would be superfiuous, and
might endanger the peace Of Europe.
EVERYTHING DEPENDENT on THE DREIBuND.
The statement says it depends entirely
upon the governments and the peoples
forming the Dreibund whether the friend
" relations existing between Russia and
France shall retain their present simple
status or resolve into strong and more
formal agreement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19
A suBsrDENcE OF THE RIOTS

against foreigners by Chinese mobs and
that the prospects were that there would
be no recurrence of them. At the Navy
Department Acting Secretary Solely said
when shown the dispatch: mo orders
for a Joint naval demonstration such as Is
described in the telegram nave been issued
by the Navy Department, nor have lheard
that any such demonstration is proposed.
So far as / know there is no foundation fol-
the report"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19

We quote: Fine, t375as4: supernne, S4.2oa
$3.50; extra, ef.75 family. .o5svS.@o; pat
emit family, $5.50a46.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19
Eli. j. e. Noel.

1--WE have membership of about 900 in
Lee county" replied Mr.. J. G. Noel.
They are about equally divided be
tween Republicans and Democrats. Some
of the Republican members have in for
mer days been quite active In politics, az
have also the Democrats. | DO not feel
that the fact Of my being member of the
Alliance prevents me from taking part in
active politics if ! feel inclined TO do so.
As body, though, we have agreed to sup
por, none but men favorable to our prin-
cinles -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19

Blsnd's delegate, Mr.. W. J. Compton,
said "ip Bland county there are ABOUT ,s
~ hundred Alliance men. don't Know
the cxsct strength .; the. Dsmocrs.s St ~
Espubiicsns as compared, y 4 hard sS 70
tell what the convention will 90. put tn0Ie
will be much Of Importance discussso. a.
events nov stand do not feei thA1 cou'u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19

Mr.. +. A. Fulcher, of Augusta: There
are now i'll Augusta about 500 members.
SO great is the interest manifested that 1
believe there will be 1000 by November.
Augusta is strong Democratic county.
and suppose at least three ffths OF them
are of that party. A large portion OF the
best Republicans are uniting with the
Alliance There will be no fight outside OF
the Democratic purity. My own feeling is
that had rather vote for good Alliance
man on either ticket than for "a non
Alliance man on the other. believe that
good will accrue TO the State If my ex-
ample Is followed"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19

WILMINGTON, n. C., August 1e:-eparits q
turpsntine steady a. 32Ifc: kcss1 afm; ssEan-
pentins nrm: hard. ei.as; ysliow-dip sad VIE
GIN, e3.IO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19
THE CLOSE HEAVY.

A slight rally occurred in the last few
minutes. but the market closed heavy
generally at insignificant changes from
opening prices. The final changes are
quite irregular, and while Buffalo, Roches-
ter. and Pittsburg Is up ~ and Southern
Pacific Ia, Cordage is down rs. and the
active stocks generally show only slight
changes. The sales of listed stocks aggfe-
GATED 324 600 shares: of unlisted 6,00U.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19

Colonel J. II. G. Lewis, of Clarke:
There are about 1872 members OF the ALI
ance in Clarke county. Nearly all Of them
are Democrats. | do not feel that my
being an Alliance man prevents my taking
part in politics as a Democrat except when
II conflicts with Alliance doctrine, which
is so nearly Democratic as to be hard to be
hard to distinguish"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19

Mr.. David E. Smith, OF Dic Ok ,hrss hun.
think there are about I'VE ,; ., ea'' IN nv m,
dred members Of 18th the R A,,,a1ic sns
county A tS Ss,xt they are about equally
1v;ds5 some Of the Republicans arr
onits prominent politically. The tnifa
Ssrty movement has no friends IN our sec
xlOur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19

A meeting of the Executive Committee
was held last night at Ford's Hotel. There
were present: Messrs. Beverly, Compton.
Ruifin, and Silvey. The proceedings Of
the committee were entirely of a business
nature, and consisted principally of an
examination Of the accounts and vouchers
of the secretary.
The Committee on Credentials were to
have met. but failed to SO IN consequence
of the non-arrival of the chairman, Major
ID. James Evans, of Campbell county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19
MANGLED III Il BEAR.
Trooper Enrretts Mortal Hurts Under the
Aim OF Forty Kinrs.


In 1876 was In the service us q scout or
The Blk Horn expedition. We were on Kusl
Creek. branch OF the Big HorD. in Wyoming
nd tue foe Wsse dI nSa
hill Cody. old California Joe. Jarrett. tbs
Seeing something moving in the sagebrusl
about 200 yards away. called the attention 81
a. "ofs It 10 m Gy on nd sf'e eanfed
away. The bear broke cover and ran to The
creek. md all oil US fired ct him. Some OF the
bled down tho high bank and crossed tile creek
on IL beaver dam. Barrett di.mounted, slid
down The hunk. aud followed the boar across
. There was a large pool above the dam. and
between the pool and the opposite blum was q
goae out Of sight: California Joe sHonted to
barrett not TO- 30 int NE Jules, That bars
Only i ma al 10 him mad. Think | never hunted
bnr before !: he crow and paving no atten-
ton TO our warning he began making his way
The he lirins had Trough. the troop up in a
along the biuir Watching Barrett. Perhaps
Barrett had hunte! Dear before, but he did the
most foolish thing ever saw done by a man in
10th hands and parting the ,Ulss with the bar.
rel Is he aiyaneed he held i in hts RICH, hand
tues out OF the way with hi- lott hnnd
In moment the tnles closed behind him.
and the next instant his carDine came Wh!rli e
tue air and l into The pool
God! can hear il now. Tie tules swayed
bear. lSssei sethsr and wrestlne Tor or lie.
struggling with all his might to drag the bear
ACROSS the narrow strip OF open ground 10 the
watSS nr,v corb;nes aud ,brss ,oD, r,oos vor,,
was between us and The bear and We al ed not ,t
tire. Don't take your eye from the head said
On the TOP OF the blum and not more than ifty
yards away. watching that Genth ,trugcle on
sun i"owins Ike matons and % bonr
Three men Of az plans, AID i whole troop Of
and not a shot could be fired.
But while we old frontiersmen stood there
our ss mo q L
roal, from PENNSYLVANIA. slid down the bank.
crossed the beaver dam. and ram up to whore
down beside them. the trooper poked the mu2-
lle Of his carbine INTO tie bears mouth ,.id
Rss bss the rSeer an tbr .hH top OF the
.oid CALIFORNIA Joe looked at the boy in ed-
mira.ion and turning n1n t. Cody he said Bill:
how 70 tackle nnr' He's got more sense than
2Y ha. sD sr :ss ns:e
el-s and cords OF his left arm were al laid
Lare. I'm worth a dozen dead men yot.' said
then lie swooned. Toward shutdown Barrett 8
face began to turn ashy gray, and knew 10
rse ssa nG anG 0pss hs sh Of TIE
Earrett's rnms: / pnt q spoonful Of brandy
TO Ii S lips and he opened his eyes and look cd
nt me hlankly for q moment. Thou he recog-
- int ! tell you. Bill. that bnr could
Kill l.. and his chin dropped uron his brenst
md his eyes turned upward under the wiIo-
open lids"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19
WHISKEY BY U'Ek}yf7.
Not When Selling Over tho Tar, but When
Measuring In Original P,ckageM


Tho daa OF weighing whtskey 70 a means Of
Determining the quantity OF spiris In paek-
a , Instead OF EauIinE it; is Lein; thoroughly
favor it, aud tho revenue ofriaIsof this dis:
trlct prefer II 10 the present complicated aud
vHrKHinT s stem IN, Of SauSinIs ,~a
been matter Of consideration witt the Inter
nal Nevenue Department for the pst nine e
cnue agent ut Chicago who has bee1 connect
cd with the service longer. POSSIBLY. than any
col. waller Evans when lie was comniss i"ner
OF internal levenne, made many experiments
vii tho new system. and even went so far us
now printed in every Gaugers manual, Gl.
tnionGh, ~ rs usage Is rars. Deputy ,ommis;;
this, district. Is another worker t, r the change
AMI T H. GsnT!
mont ho Immediately urged the trial Of Ibis
plan; I.as, January CONSULTATION was held la
weighing rather than Gauging. There were
present Comnissioner Mason, Chief Of No
ss oFe ERssaa na .nd ,
Gaueer Gable; with several from tho dsrAr,.
msnt At va IN thington MaIy'eXrerimsnts were
ing introduced under Col. Evans was unani.
mously approved. SO far rs the department
went. The experiments were highly sntisae'
ae H Wc sN.. Tho ss as; a
said. favor tho change. Only thoso dealers who
DO very email business are satisilod and thus
only few barrels are hardly worth dispuunG
hal gallon barrel on o hundred or more
barrels q day cuts q big figure In tho profits Of
large distiller or dealer.
Revenue Agent Eastma an and Special GauCer
Hazard were down at Uniontown last week.
and while thore made Some experiments with
was little variance with tho system OF gaueine
IN that case, but the accuracy OF the new Eian
was shown. Tho barrels were weighed while
empty and aiteTward when the spirits had been
IauGed. The splits were four barrels of.lss
proof spirits In glued barrels. No allowance
was mado for leakage on this account. The
result showed the following comparison
Weighing - 1887 gallons gauRinS 4s5 gallons
Weighing !7.s235 gallons: RAuRiug $50 gallonI
Meirhinr .sUlh3 gallons; Raueing $50 gallons
Weighing 47.oei4 Railons: Hauging 40 EailonI
On tho whole. there was only q variation
0.294i gallons in favor OF the weighing. ing
gaugnG WINS done by an expert. and 1t is said
the average gauger would not como so Close
1t was clearly demonstrated that weighing
was. to say the lenst. fully as accurate ana
much less complicated than gaugng.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19
SAVED BY HER GUN.
A Girls Workmanship Proves Valuable
to Three Castnwnys.
Pom the IhNads,phia Pr

nom ths JHN1dNphid Pf@
TACOMA. Wash. July PA small fishing
the coast An brought with it a parry o. ialh.r:
son. and daughter. who hat m experiences
which rarely full 8 TO ,he lot "f any one. nav
The party ~ ~ llllaIp Buchanan hi son Tom ,ns
started on u cruise along the coast In Small
yacht. taking pleasure TRIP Ihey were Pro pro,
vided with guns. ammunition. and fisinn9
sasSV and an he 4eSfs East S MIS-
expnlt with the gun and rod AZ either Iies
lather or brother. and all three wore Gooo a
sailors. About sixty miles south s1uail ulo,Gi
on one OF the small islands about twenty miles
oil tho coast.
Mr. pnuhanan was badly bruised ty beng ts
dashed against tne rocks, and on na ha me-
was the only one OF the party who rsceM aSx ~
injury, AMI it Is 10 this tact alone TINT any ~
them are alive. The guns. nmmIp,tion 49,,
fishing tncsle were ali saved and MIS- Hei!,v
cared Tor her wounded relatives and then sts,'i
cd ont o get them spmei hing 60 eat lhe itIaI
Is out u! the way oi tIaye. ana ~ coh' e ucus
not vessel WAS seen i0r Nv" Week. inshsd
AL this time the young lady hunted nbu nSm aSs
ind was SO successful tia. they di no. p"Ss
one duy without fuod.
Tho island is so fiat and barren that nhIe cSp.
they found for signal hres. lor tiay ior
afraid there would not be enough 10 se srs1 on
cook Ing their iood. 4 Storm had som estayed
the island; and a similar ogcurIftsa nsr driven
Them. Tor the fishing schooner mai hs "nl when
OIL ths shore aud ont OF le course ~ az uost
the Captain saw the island 10 s sier Mr..
buchanan had by this TIM i NY t trob broken
but the son was still suiT.lnH ron ,nunht 70 this
arm. hey vera taken OIL and F ~ worse ior
city. nnd arc now I, cling non" 'u S. arm ~ 10
bad condition from nese I 81 , p,1lnt
ment durlug the Two weeks oi haie''nS'