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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-18
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR
Il Salt Lake county, Territory Of Utah. In
the matter Of the estate OF Edith L. VanOrs.
dale. deceased. Notice. Notice is hereby given
that 2. L. Williams administrator OF the es-
tate Of Edith L. VanOrsdale deceased has rem
dered for settlement. and filed in said court,
his final account OF his administration OF said
estate and petition for final distribution of the
residue OF said estate among the persons en-
Of January. A. d. 1898 at 10 O'Clock q. m. AZ
The court room OF said court, in the county
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Oils


Boiled Iinseed oil. bbls. Goo; cases, fves, CSC
Raw linseed oil, bbls. 5Tc; cases, fves. SO.
Turpentine. bells. $50; cases, hves, Geo
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GPECIAL sTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
- The time in which to give notice of the
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Muldoon Mining and Milling company, hay
ing passed, there viii be held a special meet
ing of said stockholders at No. II w. Second
South street Salt LAKE city, Utah, on Dec. rs,
1892, at o. clock p. m, for the election OF a
board of seven directors and the transaction
said meeting.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Dec. 8. 1892.
JOHN Fl. RUNEL. JR.. Secretary.
JOHN 7. DoNNELLAN, President.
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Died.

Died.
LEAH BAILy DUNFoRD-Ath her home in Bloom.
ingion, Idaho. on the 9th Of Dec, 1892, the
beloved wife of the late Isaac Dunford passed
peacefully away from earth in the presence
OF ali her children.
Deceased was born in Trowhridge, Wiltshire,
England. on the 10Th of Sept. 1927. She was
the mother Of thirteen children, of whom six
sons and one daughter survive.
BRcK-Died in Salt Lake city. Dec. IL 1892. Of
paralysis. John Beck. in the 65th year of his
age.
Funeral services will be held at late residence
S51 Fifth street at y NJ Sunday the 18th
instant. Friends are respectfully invited
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pstod this 18Th DAY Of November. lsak use

TElRU 5TEE'S SA LIZ WHEREAS. JOHN J.
i Alter, (nnmarried) by his certain deed OF
trust, dated the twenty ninth day OF June, 1891,
and recorded in the office of TIE recorder OF
salt Lake county. Utah, on the second day OF
july, 1891, in book of mortgages .'3Di' on pages
l3, IA, 10, conveyed to H j. Dininny as trustee
the property in said deed OF trust and herein
aftec described. 10 secure to @. W. e. Griffith
OF Denver, IN the state of Colorado, the pay
ment OF promlssory note for six thousand dol
lars, made by said Alter to said Griffith, and
dated the first day of June, 1891 with interest
thereon at the rate Of eight per cent per an
mum. payable semi-annually. as shown by the
coupon notes thereto attached, which note is in
SAID deed OF trust more particularly described
and
Whereas Default has been made in the pay
mcnt of the interest On said promissory note,
to-wit: Coupons number one "a and two (2)
for two hundred and forty dollars each, and the
whole amount OF said note and interest is now
due, by this terms of said note and trust deed,
and right hath arisen TO have said trust deed
foreclosed and the owner thereof so elects.
said interest and principal still remaining un-
paid.
Now. therefore notice is hereby given that
at the election Of the legal owner and holder of
said note and trust deed, and at his request,
and by virtue of the power and authority III me-
By law and the said deed OF trust conferred l.
the undersigned, II. J. Dininny as trustee, Will
on Wednesday. the 18th day OF December, 1892
at twelve O'Clock noon of that day NJ the front
door or the county court house in the city and
county of Salt Lake, territory of Utah. expose
for sale at public auction. and will sell to the
highest bidder for cash, the real estate by said
deed of trust conveyed. situated in the county
of Salt Lake, territory of Utah. and described
as follows. to wit: Lots twenty-seven co
twenty-eight (2S) and twenty-nine (29) in blocK
one ~ Perkins addition to Salt Lake city, to-
gether with all appurtenances, right, title,
benefit and equity of redemption, and all
rights TO the use of water for irrigating said
premises, and for domestic purposes thereon,
to which the said John J. Alter, his heirs or
assigns, or the premises thereby conveyed, are
now, or may hereafter become entitled, to
satisfy said note and interest thereon, and the
costs and expenses of this trust.
H. ]. DININNY, Trustee.
Dated this 18th day of oyember 1882.
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STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF
THE STATE BANK OF UTAH
At the close of business Dec. 9, 1892.

TERRITORY OF UTAH, Lss
SALT LAKE COUNTY, %
r Heber M. Wells. cashier OF the above named
hank. do solemnly swear that the foregoing
statement is true to the best Of my knowledge
and belief HEBER NJ. WELLS, Ceshier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day OF December, A. D. 1892.
lsEAf.I HENRY T. MCEWAN.
Notary Public.
Correct. attest:
WV. A. ROWE,
ABRAHAM h. CANNON,
CHAs. S. BURTON,
Directors.
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Special Notices

Want, For Sale, For Rent, Lost, Found,
etc. Advertisements ! cent per word each
issue: by the month, 81 60 per line. Estray
notices 81 90 for each animal advertised.
Marriage notices, s1.eo; birth notices. 50
cents; death announce II ents, free, obituary
comments, Is cents per line. No advertise
me Mt taken for less than Is cents.
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TRUSTEES SALE = WHEREAS WEN
Il dali p Simpson (unmarried) by his csr
tain deed OF trust dated the ed day of June.
1891. a-drecorded in the office OF the recorder
OF Salt Lake county Utah, on the 2na day Of
JUL 1891, in book OF mortgages '3 c. - on pages
Sc to SO, conveyed TO H. j. Diuinny, as trustee,
the property in said deed OF trust and herein
after described. to secure to g. w. e. Grinth
of Denver, in the state of Colorado the pay
n-ent OF promissory note for six thousand five
hundred dollars. made by said Simpson TO said
Griffith, and dated the fst day of June, 1891, with
interest thereon at the rate OF eight per cent.
per anruu. payable semi annually, as shown by
the coupon notes thereto attached, which noe
is in said deed of trust more particularly d.
scribed; and whereas. default has been mnde IN
the payment of the interest on said promssory
note. to-Tlt: Coupons number one III and two
2] for two hundred and sixty dollars each, a. d
the whole amount OF said note and interest Is
now dEe by tho terms of said note and trust
deed and q right hath arisen to have said trust
deed foreclosed, and the owner thereof so
elects said interest and principal still remain
ing unpaid.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that at
the election of the legal holder and owner OF
said note and trust deed and az his request, and
by virtue of the power and authority on me
conferred l, the undersigned, H. J. Dtnlnny, as
trustee will. on Wednesday,, the xStn day OF
December 1892. at IL O'Clock noon OF that day.
at the front door of the county courthouse. in
the city and county OF Salt Lake. territory c.
Utah. expose for sale at pubic auction and will
sell TO the highest bidder for cash the real es-
Iale oy saiu ecu OF trust conveyed, sltuateu III
the county Of SAT- Lake, territory OF Utah, and
described as follows. to-wit: Lots number
hfty-three 1881. fifty four [54] and fifty five 55l.
block OIL ~, Perkins addition to salt Lake
city, together with ali appurtenances, right
title, benefit and equity of redemption ana all
rights to the use OF wa.sr for irr1gating said
premises and for domestic purposes thereon
to which the said Simpson, or the premises
thereby conveyed are now, or may hereafter
become entitled, 10 salty said note and interest
thereon, and the costs and expenses Of this
trust. II. J. DUMMY, Trustee.
Dated this 18th day OF November. 1892.
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Petroleum,
Closinr RniIroad sfncks.

NEW YORK, Dec. l7.-Petrole UNI, steady
January, closed 50 offered.
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MEETINGS.


ON WEDNESDAY, DEC. 81. AT 1890 P. NJ,
~ in knights of Pythias hall. there will be a
meeting TO complete arrangements to organize
a new lodge Knights of Pythias. All parties
interested should attend this meeting we
want to organize before the lst of January.
By order OF the committee.
A. L. HAMLIN,
j. S. EVANS
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r OST-ONE SILVER CHAIN BRACELET
IL with lO-oent piece attached thereon. Re
turn to tins Office AID be rewarded.
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THRUST EE's WHEREAS, HERMAN
I c. Metelmann unmarried by his certain
deed OF trust, dated the Both day of June 1891
and recorded Ia the Office of the recorder Of
Salt Lake county. Utah, on the End day of July
1891, in the book Of mortgages "2 y, y ct pages
4S7, 45S, 4e9 ana 400 conveyed to Il. j. Dininny,
az trustee the property in said deed OF trust
and hereinafter described.to secure TO G. w. e.
Griffith OF Denver, in the state of Colorado, the
payment OF pr0misory note for five thousand
dollars $50 o.. made by said Metelmann to said
Griffith. and dated the 1st day OF June 1891, with
interest thereon at the rate OF per cent. per
annum payable semi annually, as shown by
coupon notes thereto attached. which note is in
said deed OF trust more particularly described;
and
Whereas default has been made in the pay
ment Of the interest on said pronissory note. to
wit: Coupons number one GU and two az for
two hundred dollars z 0) each, and the Whole
amount of said note and interest is now due, by
the terms Of said note and trust deed, and a
right nath arisen TO have said rrnSt deed FORE
closed, and Che owner thereof so elects, said in
teTesl ana principal still remaining unpaid
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that ut
the election of the legal owner and holder OF
said note and trust deed. and at his request. and
by virtue OF the power and authority on me by
Law and the sold deed OF trust conferred, ], the
undersigned, H. j Dummy, as trustee will on
Wednesday,. the 18th day-of December 1892. at
II O'Clock noon on that day, at the front door of
the county courtho IN the city and county Of
salt Lake, territory Of Utan. expose for sale at
public auction, and will sell to the highest bid
der for cash, The real estate by said deed Of
trust conveyed, situated in the county of Salt
Lake, territory OF Titan, and described as fol :
lows: Lots number seventeen Q7), eighteen
as, and nineteen go, block one ~ Perkins
addition to Salt Lake city, together with all ap-
purtenances. right, title. benefit and equity of
redemption, and all rights to the use OF water
fer irrigatipg sad premises and for domestic
purposes thereon, to which the said Metelmann
or the premises thereby conveyed, are now or
may hereafter become entitled, To satisfy said
interest thereon x
penses OF this trust.
II. ]. DUMMY.
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III. S. Young, cashier OF the above named
bank. do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true TO the best of my knowledge
and belief II. s. Young. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
dav of December, 1892. j. @. JENsoN,
fsEAL1 Notary Public.
Correct-AtteSt: L. S HILLS.
JAMES SHARP,
L. II. ELDREDGE,
Directors.
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IT OST-A GOOD WATCH AT UTAH GEN
IL trial depot, this city. Reward for return Of
it. Violet Uric, 155 North Third West.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Barnes Banking Co.,
ss67ss 81
At Kaysville. Utah. at tn, the close of business

TERRITORY OF UTAH, isy
COUNTY OF DAVIS. IS
], R. w. Barnes, cashier OF the above named
banks do soiennly swear that the above state
ment is true TO the best of nv knowledge and
BELIEF r. w. BARNES,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this nth
day of December, 1882.
[sEALl THOMAS II. PHILLIPS.
Notary Pubic
My commission expires March @. 1884.
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FINANCIAL.

Corrected Dolly by Mccormick & %
Sitrer. Lead
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SEND Us $500

And we will send you post
paidl the Semi Weekly Herald
for One Year.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The National Bank Of the
Republic,

At Salt Lake City in the Territory OF Utah, at
the close OF business, Dec 9, 1892.
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MONEY 10 LOAN.


MONEY TO LOAN-AMOUNTS RANGING
M from $500 to IS COO on real estate; $40, 600
to buy notes with money in bank. Call on
Spencer g. Co., 65 West Second South.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10

B. II, Brown, president of the Philadel-
rhia Produce Exchange, has appointed a
committee of five, composed Of W. s.
FINLEY, W. II. Michael, Edward Roberts
j. II. Brown and John +. Wilson. with
the latternamed gentleman as chairman,
to inquire INFO the eXpcdiency and prob
able cost of establishing steamship line
in the interest Of the Philadelphia trade N
southern fruit and vegetables. Mr.. Wilson
said they proposed, if they could get suili-
Gent capital to start with, to put On a line
Of steamers between Philadelphia and
Jacksonville, Fla. stopping at Charleston
savannah aud Intermediate points. The
shipment OF southern produce to philadel-
Pima during the spring and early summer
months IS simply enormous, and ii the
merchants engaged in southern fruit and
produce will only put their shoulders to
the wheel and give their assistance. there
is hardly 4 doubt but what they could
establish a line of steamers between those
ports that would amply pay them for all
the money they might invest in it.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10

'Hpe'ltl 'sprfe5l uuuel'eoI 6t2ette and journal
DoyEE, NOV. @.-'fhe missionary convo-
cation held IN Christ i. T. Church ycster-
day was well attended. Among those pres
cnt We're: Bishop rrisOf Oregon, Bishop
Talbot of Wyoming, Bishop Brewer of
Montana. and Bishop Coleman Of Della
ware. the clergy was represented bv Rev.
DR.. Otell dean of the Gonvpcati3u. Rev.
Mr.. Beers. Middlctawn. Reys Mr.. Henry
and MIR. Dunlap Of Wilmington, Rev, Il.
X. Miller, Newport, Rev T.. Il. liyhtner.
New Castle Rev Mir. WpoIsay, Seati0rd
lter. Mr.. Gcer, Milford, ltcv Mr.. McKin,
Georgetown, Rcys. l.. w. Gibson and
llu llamcl, lDover, Rev. Mr.. Hayden CLAY
montana Rev. Mr. Hammond, Highlands.
The session was opened at 10 o'clock in
prayer by the ltevs. McKim, 0tcl and
lienlcy, followed by the celebration Of
Holy Communion conducted by Bishop
Coleman.
Rev, George NJ. Bond preached an cx-
cellent sermon on missionary work, giving
an outline of his work in he west.
4 business meeting was hold ut noon.
when Rev. Mr.. swift was elected treasurer
Of the cOnvncatiOn. Bishop Coleman az
pointed DIR. Littell dean of heconyocatiGn
for the enslng year.
The afternoon session WAS opened BY
the reading Of . paper on "Duties of ward.
ems and yestTymen" by John NJ. ftcybo!d.
A discussion onthe subject followed and
it was decided to have tie paper printed
for distribution. a paper was read on
clerical support by w. Il. Brinkley
which was freely discussed
AZ 7.30 the evening services were opened
in prayer by MIR. Candy. short addresses
We're made by Rev. Beers, Dn Iaruel and
Chaplain Sherman OF the United States
navy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
.APrL,cArroN roh u SEw TRIAL.
Request for u Rohearing Of tile Harkins-
Pullman Case.

In the United States circuit court Fridny
morning, Judges Wales and Dallas on the
bench, the counsel for the defence in the
case of Maggie Harkins vs.. the Pullman
Palace Oar Company asked for Il new trial
Levi G, Bird and Andrew H. Sanborn rep
resented tie plaintiff and George IL. Bates
and Charles ". Person the latter a mem
Der Of the law firm Of Alexander & Green
OF New York, represented the defendant.
Michael liarklns, the husband Of the
plaintiff, was caught and killed in a shaft
at the Pullman works, in this city, where
he was employed. His widow originally
brought suit for damages in the superior
court Of New Castle county, but the case
was removed to the United States circuit
court, whore, about two weeks ago, She
received u verdict for 81 900
Application was made Friday morning
for Il nav trial, OH the ground that the
damages are excessive. After the reason
for the petition hal been filled there was
argument, which was concluded about
l2.30 o'clock, Decision was reserved.
Mr.. Dallas is u Pennsylvania and
recently WAS appointed a Judge of the
United States Circuit Court. This is the
first time he has sat on the bench in this
city. He is a gentleman of middle age
and pleasant manners. In hcighth and
build he resembles Judge Wales. Ills hair.
monstaChe and side whiskers are Il light
brown His whiskcrs are of the mutton
chop style, His countenance is intelli-
| gent and his head is bald to a considerable
extent. He possesses It voice remarkable
| for ts clearless and resonance, lie wore
q Prince Albert suit, with coat of black
diagonal and trousers of graylsh shade.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
WEDDING Ar 81. r.lnL,s.


Joseph T.. McCaffertv and Miss Maggie
C.Frner were married in st PauI's Catholic
Church Thursday afternoon by the REV
NJ y, FalDn Frank ]. McNulty was best
man and Miss Mollie Erner bridesmaid.
The uShers were Mark Shaw and Arthur
Jenkins. The bride was custumel in white
silk, entrMne and trimmed with lace Iier
Ven was caSped with orange blossoms and
she earned brides roses. The bridesmaid
was arrayel in blue India silk, trimmed
Wittl lace, and carried chrysunthemuus
hardt.
Tho ceremony was followed bv re-
ception at the residence of tie brides
parents, No. 2JS Van Buren, street.
Among those present wcre Mir.
aud Mrs. Harry Erner. James Erner
Edward Ernrr, Harry Erner, Miss Katie
itrner. 7. Ernrr, Robert McCaiferty.
Alis3 sadie MctNffcrty,. Miss Mamie Me.
Latlerty, Miss Annie Mctafferty, James
MclaIcrtv, William McCaterty, Frank
2lcGaiferty, Mr.. and Mrs. James Film,
Charles AlcAterr, Thomas Walsh, John ],
Walsh, MART shaw. Thomas Monaghan
William IcNalty, Thomas A.. Shannon,
John Mention. James ". Dunn, Patrick
walsh, Arthur Jennings, Mr., and Mrs.
J5ohh Holland, Mr. and Mrs, Charles
ingo r.. Mr: aud Mrs William stuart,
AIT. ana Mrs. Edward Meaey, Mrs, Il. +.
llmnkclt Miss Mamie pllnkett, Miss
ierte Plunkctt. George Mckay, Mr.. and
Mrs John Roach, MIR. aud Mrs p. Me
Ginnis, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Dougher.y.
Mr.ani Mrs. NJ. Maloncy, NJ. !. Kelly. Miss
Mary ErncF, Misses Mamie, Annie Juiu
ana hate Erner, Miss Margaret FARLEY,
Miss Anna johnson, William Davidson
Thomas Monaghan NJ. +. Connolly, I'd
wnrd Allen and family. Dr. and Mrs John
n, Allen Miss Mamie Cleary, MIR. and
Mrs. James Clabby, William and Edward
! Wlngcrt, Miss Annie [ougtllin, Miss Annie
Nolan, Hiss Anna Filnyhr. Miss Jennie
| Grunin, Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Nolan. Mr..
and Mrs. james tirncr, Miss Mary Kelly.
Miss Ellen Erner, Miss Rose Farley, Frank
| Connor William Common. Miss Maggie
| Conner, Peter Tagart, Miss Maggie Tag
| 9art, John CORY, James Farley, Miss
| Annie McHuity, Miss Mamie Noon, Miss
Katie MahOncy, Mr., and Mrs. John g.
| Doyle, Miss Mamie Duyle, Miss Katie
| DOYLE George W. Nealey, Miss Maggie
| Cuhill. James Noon, Miss Katie Wood and
/ Miss TIllie Currens.
The couple received many elegant gifts,
including piano lamp from ST. Mary's I.
A. u. Pioneer Corps. MIR. and Mrs. Nc.
Caiterty will reside at No, 20 Van Buren
street.
| 1t is too p'aiu to reed a demonstration by
chart or diagram that DR.. Bun : Cough SyrtiI
| IL want the people need eyerywhneo Tor rure
| ot bronchial snd pectoral troubles. II is sure
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
An Attempt to Escape From Jail.

Special correspondence OF Gazette and journal
NEW CASTLE, Nov. 5.-Sheriff Simmon
yesterday afternoon discovered that Will
liam Smith, who is serving q five years
sentence in New Castle jail for the bur.
glary of the residence Of Robert Smith in
Wilmington in July, 1891, had laid all
plans for his escape 1t was Smiths after
noon for exercise, which is allowed all
prisoners several times weekly. While in
specting the west yard of the prison,
shortly after noon, the sheriff came across
wooden arrangement hidden under the
bum cell.n On Investigation he found it
to he folding ladder, lust the height of
the wall Beside this were found q knit
Jasket and convicts cap which had been
dyed, and in the pocket of the coat was
some burnt cork carefully wrapped in
paper, which Smith evidently intended
using to color his face. Just as the prs-
oner was let out of his cell by one of the
wardens for his afternoon outing the
sheriff approached him and at once locked
him up again. Smith instantly saw
through the matter and without n word
went to his cell His face bore the look of
disappointment when he knew that the
plans which lie had been working on for
some time had been thwarted by the
prison officials. A search of the cell re-
vealed pair of prison trousers and cap,
both dyed black, nailed under the top of q
small stand. smith was quite handy
man with tools and he was allowed a
small lot of light lumber in his cell with
which to construed fancy articles TO be
sold, and out OF q portion of the wood he
constructed tile ladder.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
A MARE c.IPTiIS.
The Commander of tho Wrecked !
mania Was the Last To Leave the Bri

The Commander Of the Wrecked Rou-
mania Was the Last to Leave the Bridge.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-'Ehe correspondent
Of the Times has interviewed the Las.
cars who were saved frpm some Of the
crew of the Anchor Line steamer Ron
mania, that went ashore last week near
Penische. They say that Captain Young
did not leave the bridge from the time
she left Liverpool until the Roumana
went ashore.
But two ships were sighted on the ill
fated voyage, and no light was seen nor
land distinguished till tho steamer struck
the rocks. The watch below were asleep
at the time. They tumblcd out only to
be washed overheard as they came on
deck.
While in the water the Lascars, who
were saved, saw the captain standing on
the bridge giving orders and holding a
blue light in his hand. They heard him
shout "My God" when II wave dashed
him and the other officers to the deck
below. Every one on deck at the time
was washed overheard. The ladies re-
manned in the cabins.
The men among the passengers tried
to lower boats into the terrible sea. The
Lascars think that many passengers
must have been killed by rails breaking.
The Times correspondent says he has
heard of no other English ship that
narrowly escaped .strauding at the same
spot.