The sun., 1893-07-12
OCEAN BOUND IN A D0RY.
A LONE MARINERS DARING BID FOR
FAME AND FORTUNE
Capt. Gardiner OF Sh eibourne. n. -, Headed
for Amsterdam In Ttuy Graft, Tells
m Drenry Tale OF Storm and privation.

for Amsterdnm In a Ttny Craft IenS
Dre"rS iho OF S'"'" "'"
The Norwegian bark Noah W.. Capt Johnn-
mis- ArreberR. from Stavanger. Norway. arrived
in port yesterday. The Captain reports that
on July 5, 100 miles southeast by east oil Shell
bourne N. s.. they sighted a dory hying siR-
nails OF distress. The bark bore down upon tho
little craft. which proved TO be the fyine
Dutchman OF Shcibourne N. =. manned oy
solitary navigator. In addition to the union
jack. union down. she was hyinG q frce
Mason's flag, also UPSIDE down. The Noah
hove 70 vben within snentin0 distance and, ns
it was CAIN day. the dory sailed alongside
and her navigator was soon stretching his legs
ON the dock Of tho bark
0 - - W 49,, ~ , H., ;, ,, ,,.
We all gathered around him. said Capt
ArrebcrE yesterday. Ito hear his story. lie
saiu nV maS ."p', .. ouru,no. ., nnu u,' -
Shelbourne bound Tor Amsterdam lie COM
planned Of feeling badly on account Of not hay v,
ing hau any'h'ng not 10 dt,nh eArep' siok' 81, III
over week. and had the cook make him
at least SIX cups and had eaten S some oesf' he he
sSe had lbs sesu Su % for and
sbo rode on tha wnyss III a n father. Hehad on
SUI ioue1 1n -, ,ne waves i'se ~,
countcfed Ill luck from the start. however, ana
A series Of sostsr,v @ sales % had kent him back
SO that although he had been out sixteen days.
he had only made 100 miles
In addition to the heavy weather, he said
that his oil stove hal caught fire one night.
and rs 1t was near his bedding. that also
,,,s'- -, ,r,, 20 "au -. a' w -. ~,
dlns. ana all his clothing. except what nc nau
timo ot tme cro nant shirt troussrs ar " hat @
.,n,e y. tne "'e 'va'' '"n.' , "a,'
ana ono shoe. ana IN these sarmonts ne came
on , po@ta 'ne outs wen. aooaru ns dh9 ,omm uUr
Snr ter ras was Shr w;,s extremriv
IL Ma not tni al anu asb IN ali thn 9teen dnvs
he had Seen out. He expanei that the sea
stopped over hin the sreater part q the tms;
the Wot,,re o"k' ~ "''e'o'7'''' ~ ~" ''"D "
S Tha Jorv ,vos tvo,tr fa.t jop,, and carried
over ali excent % n amail rnnnd cock nit in which
the Captain snt' and when was provided with
h shat hr from n ,e s,de ID
with a belt. The tarpauiin of course. was
IN ng ~ cesr %t over sro waves frs;, cr.,
Wyer hut she cdmld not stav hotto side un on
sssoan5 Of heaSy lea lead Ike tse on her r'3 hat bot
ty hGrs gs /. idea Would OF yng to
nIeined this hv SWING that lie th"mrht he
W"rtH INV. osty Pea1 ttad Mma ama fo nnt
Va shmettsh that bs was arieVonsiv dison-
pointcd' but sail he was Going to stick It out
y iu, S oh h ma M tortn so'"k " '' ou'
TIE ~ n ir .ho,rd my noot two
boursl md dnrinS rhn last half hour ncted az
~ su trans, 2, au thi maht % h r rmSt h" untnI
snrad rha tria,e ~ his II" trn had w withnmt
GmnHt +. fYscted his mini and Tor " n lima I hal
doubts about lettina him return 70 his boat:
taI,in% ms ", Bic trin nd thn W,ipa ha exnnct
ed 70 mnto " nmt M ~, e%h;hitiny In himself and bis
Eoot - ," ~ .,nrJom n a. tit donii not % ~ % ;ne
terfern e ~ With bim inrinu the gaIns and in the
tra he ND inst bis nn,nnass cinct and ~ cnn ne
M uas la ir u an,Hor for nSa nnr;no stnrna Ira
vas atag amchor ior use GnrinG M Storms, re-
n @ me hnar h th nt % IN o, nrnS III
reck oninW with mine. and I found him TO he