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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-05
Gates Now AJar.

Gates Now AJar.
The Columbian Exposition Is reality.
President Cleveland has touched the
butt on, the world had already done the
rest. This greatest Of all great fairs is
now open to the public in all It's splen-
dor and international maRniiieence.
Gorgeous in her festal decorations.
radiant with the life and spirit OF her
people and the myriad hosts Of visitors
from many lands, Chicago has grace
fully celebrated this crowning event OF
her marvellous history, and In fitting
manner received her distinguished
guests who graced that notable occa-
sion. The language OF the order Of ex.
ercises consAys-no thought OF the pic.
turesque grandeur that made the day q
notable one in the worlds history-a
day upon which the nations OF earth as
semblei together in city. itself one Of
the wonders OF the century, and jointly
took account OF stock to discover how
we'll have been improved the opportuni-
ties Of the ages and what have been
the moral and material ach evements
Of civilization. But in the quickening
activity of the people and their evident
delight as the day approached, in the
settled purpose Of every citizen Of Chi.
cGgo to make the occasion one OF APP
propriate significance and personal
pride, was contained the promise Of q
day as unprecedented In its interest
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and in the shadow OF its gilded dome, q
great platform was accordingly erected.
The large or main platform had seating
capacity for nearly 2,OGO persons.
In front of them was Q
smaller platform for President Cleve-
land, the Duke OF Veragua and suite,
the Presidents Cabinet. foreign COM
missioners and other guests Of honor,
numbering about sixty In all. To the
right and left OF the Presidents stand
were seats for about $50 members Of
the press, and back Of all was the or
chestra. Among the distinguished
guests were members OF the Diplomatic
Corps, Judges Of the Supreme Court,
members Of Congress, Governors Of
States, National Commissioners, Worlds
Fair Directors, members Of tho Board
OF Lady Managers, members Of the I'LL
nois Legislature, Chicago City Council,
members OF the Board OF Education,
Park Commissioners aud select list OF
dignitaEiss, social. collegiate and ON
DIAL.
The Opening Exercises.
When all had been seated the orches-
ira opened the exercises by rendering
the columbian March Prayer was
then offered by the Rev. w. II. Mil
burn, chaplain Of the United States
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the fhird~ h6br 81 the building. Here
they found q circular table, forty
feet In diameter. awaiting their or.
rival. President Cleveland occupied the
seat OF honor. President Palmer faced
him across the table, while Mrs. Palmer,
President Of the Woman's Board, and
President Higinbotham. Of the local
directory, faced each other exactly half
way round the circle from Mr.. Cleve.
land. The total number Of guests was
limited to seventy. and included the
cabinet officers and their ladies', the
Duke OF Veragua and his suite. officers
Of the lady managers and national com.
mission. officers OF the directory, the
Governor OF Illinois, and Mayor Of
Chicago. Forty-iour colored walters,
representing the number of States In
the Union, served the luncheon.
After the luncheon WAS over an ON.
cial reception OF the President Of the
United States and the officials OF the
Worlds Columbian Commission and
the Worlds Columbian Exposition by
the various foreign Commissioners was
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held In the United States sec ton Of the
Manufactures Building.
DROVE THE LAST NAIL sAruRDAY.

DROVE THE LAST NAIL SATURDAY..
Ceremonies Attendant Upon tho Compile
tion Of the Woman's Building.
Not the least important feature OF the
completion Of the Woman's Building
were the ceremonies Saturday after
noon, at o'clock, attending the presen.
tation Of special articles, driving the
last nail, and the acceptance of dec.
GRATED rooms by the President Tho
order OF exercises was the driving
of the nail which was placed BY
Mrs. Palmer In the proscenium arch
over the platform In the Assem-.
bly, Hall; presentation OF silk flag By
Florida delegate. The rooms were pre-.
sented In the following order by chosen
representatives: Connecticut. X entucky,
California, Cincinnati room (the only
city represented in . ROOM. and New
York. Immediately after the opening
ceremonies Monday, the Woman's
Building was dedicated. the programme
consisting Of an address by Mrs. Potter
Palmer, President Of the Board OF Lady
Managers, and music by . chorus Of
women's voices. The event was one Of
extreme simplicity and was Of interest
to visitors Of both sexes.
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Always An Obligation.

HARRISBURG, Pa, special Nineteen
gears ago Mrs. Emanuel Enders, who
mad separated from her husband, 70.
tanning her 3.year-oid son, william
Enders, made a contract with her
father-tn-law, William J. Enders, by
which she was to give him the custody
af the child, In return for which he
was to give her SEQ, 600 when the boy
became OF age. When the period or
time had passed Mrs. EndeRs asked for
ner $4,000, but tho executors Of the
grandfather, who had died in the mean
time, refused. She brought suit and
she jury awarded her the full amount
Judge Simonton has set aside the YER.
dict on the ground that such contract
Is against public policy. for the reason
that the relation OF parent and child
creates an obligation which cannot be
bartered away for tho pecuniary I'd.
vantage OF the parent
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IN THE EAST.

BosroN special. A relay bicycle
race from Boston to Chicago began at
5p. N. Tha-riders bear pouch with
. mess age from Gov Russell TO Gov.
Aitgeld. OF Illinois.
BxssEMER. Mich, special: Orders
were received here to shut down the
Co by mine. The Colby mine Is one Of
tie largest iron mines In the GoRebic
range No reason II given for the &C.
tion. One thousand men will hs thrown
out OF work.
HuNrINaros, Ind. special: Edward
Nix, Of this city. and Miss Nettie Rep
nogle. OF North Judson, we're married
: few years ago and in . very short
time Nettie procured . divorce on the
grounds Of her husbsnd's ntsdssdA a
short time later they wsre remarked.
In less than . year Mrs. Nix was grant
ed second divorce by the same judge
The couple had just been married for
the third time both are Young, the
woman being Is aud The husband 81.
CANBRIpar. Ohio. special: w. H.
Gaines, IN old colorsd loeal pssschsr.
awoks his wife . night or two $50, aad
told her he had . vision Of heaveA. The
angels who gathered around him -
sarej him ne would enter Paradise and
10 with them April -, ~ o'clock In
the evening. In spits Of his fFisnds'
ridiculc The old man made Ais prepare
tions accordingly. Though he insjsted
his time was ~ hand, there were no
sisns Of coming dissolution until Just
hafnrA fhA ach0dulOd ffmA whAn ~
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NAsHvILLE, Tenn, special: Undsr
he Act approved By Gov Turney,
April 10. and taking effect At once,
Preparations are being made for issuing
he new circulating noteA Tho Gov
srnor, Treasurer and Comptroller Ass
authorized to Issue from plates pre-
'ared and owned BY the state circulat-
n2 notes of denomination not higher
han 81. 600 nor lower than 81. These
nay be issued to banking associa tions,
lepositing rs security federal. state or
,on-defsulted county bonds, the ISSUE
equal 80 per cent Of the market
'alue Of said securities. On refused or
delayed payment on these notes in gold
sr silver they may be protes ted.
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Rocky F3Rp. Colo, special: The
melon growers Of Rocky Ford met and
adopted rules ss basis for the organ.
izAtion Of an association. The object,
OF the proposed association are TO Ia.
spect and regulate the shipment oi
melons and ind markets for them.
Resolutions were passed inviting oil
melon growers OF the Arkansss Valley
to join the organization end to be pres.
ent or send delegates to the meeting,
which will be held here on the 18th 81
May for the purpose OF perfeeting the
org ganlzati0n.
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The Board OF Control suddenly
concluded, however, that 1t had some
thing to say concerning the opening
programme, and President Palmer, Di-
rector General Davis and Secretary
Dickinson, by few strokes OF the pen,
upset the plans Of the Exposition
Ceremonies Committee. At the east
front of the Administration Building
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and pleasure as 1t will be in its in
fiuence upon tho future development Of
the world.
Beginning with Friday great events
followed each other in rapid succession.
1t was eminently fitting that the arrival
rang out the old, rang in the new"
when the Union was born, should be
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members of the national commission
and the local board. and q host OF citi-
zens and visitors, moved toward Jacksoa
Park.
The formal opening exercises took
place on platform erected In front of
the Administration building. whore
nearly 100000 people could witness the
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-05

wotld's Columbian Exposition was
thing OF lie.
Following the ceremonies In the Cd.
M1istration buildings President Cleve.
lo&d was given q luncheon.
President Cleveland, escorted By
Pnsident Palmer, OF the National Com.
mt6eion proceeded to the restaurant on
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-05
IN THE WEST.

IN THE WEST.
SAN TaAxclsco special: The steamer
Belgic, which has arrived brings nsws
OF the capture recently near Taichow
Island, by 3 war junk disguise @ 3
merchantmen, Of 3 formidable baud
OF pirates who, for the last eight OF
mine months, had made themselves by
their iorocity and blood -thirstiness, the
terror Of al junks trading between
Ningpo, Taichow ana Wenchow. OF
the lifty.one pirates on board tho bue-
caneering craft only eleven wsrs cap
tu4ed alive. the remainder being killed
in . desperate attempt to rapuiss tho
attack Of the sailors on board the war
junk, who, though inferior - the pi
rateA pluckily attacked the enemy and
finally gained bloody victory, losins
on board, including the captain and
the second officer Of the war Junk. a
curious incident In connecttOn With the
case 10 the capture on deck OF thirteen
Buddhist monks, who wore found Aeht.
ing side By side with the pirates. and
proved to be the most desperate men ID
In the lot These monks are very
probably the same band that made
raid upon nunnery noar Tingpal in
December last and carried away the
youngcst and prettiest OF the vOtaries,
gagginG the ugly ones In 8 cruel nan-
ner and throwing them under the great
altar, where tho poor creatures were
found two days aftsrwArd nearly
famished.
KANSAS CRY. Mo-. special: lGra
Bertha Ehds committed suicide By
jumping through . sscond-story win.
dow at All Eaints HospitAL She WAS
tho wife Of John Ehda, . labOroP. She
wAs IS years old and very pretty, both
In face and fgurA Htx weeks ago she
was stricken with paralysis OF the laft
side, which shortly altar resulted 10
com plote blindness MrA Ehda was
taken TO All Saints Hoep epltal Tor treat-
mont three weeks ago. When told
that her case was hopeless she grew
dependent and lay on her cot In the
women's ward and prayed for death.
She called her nurse 70 her side and
asked II there was window neAr hes
bed. She said she wanted 30 feel the
sunshine and the nurse. snspsctiae
nothing, gulded her hand - tbs win.
dow and showed her whore u waA A
few minstes lster-at II oeleck-ths
three nurses in the ward saw her leaD
through tho window. She struck the
ground with fri9htful force, vas picked
up unconscious and died four hours
later.
RocKYoRia ILL.,, special: Chris Me.
man, who recsntly burned his live stock
and then committed suicide. left i nols
which was discovered bv the coroner.
In y hs said he was eotn9 direct y Aeal
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-05
OUR LATEST NEWS.
OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR
READERS.
60 ISSUE STATE MONEY .
SSUED TO BANKS GIVING
BONDS AS SECURITY.

thesc May Re Issucd to Banking Associ-
ations, Derositinx - Security Federal,
state, or Non-Defaulted County BOnds-
The Issue to He 90 Fer Cent. OF the g.
curity.
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proceedings, even II they couldn't hear
the speeches. The place of holding
these exercises was determined upon
after long contention between two fac
tions OF the local directors, one OF
which desired to have the ceremonies
held in the small hall in the presence
Of about 1900 invited guests.
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Telsgr.phie Clicks.

ILLINoIs miners demand an increase
In pay.
A DISPATCH from Simls. india. says
that Lieut. Gen. Sir James @. Dormer,
tho military commander In Madras, has
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-05
OPENED TO TIE WORLD
THE COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION
IS A REALITY.

President Cleveland Touches the Electric
Button that Sets the Mpastrous Engines
GOing-Simple but Impressive CcrcmO.
nles ot tho Formal Opening.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-05

first to receive the honors Of the time.
Friday evening arrived the relic OF that
day when was trumpeted to the world
the declaration Of American liberty
which 90 startled the mon archs Of the
earth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-18

IodaY's GaMNs.

Baltimore, 10, st. Louis, II. Errors-
Baltimore -; st. Louis. 3. Battefies-MeMahon
and Robinson; Hawiey and Peiiz.
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The FLOWER PARs0s.
A Beautiful Sight at Bar harbor-Pafade
Grand Success.

BAR HAEBoR, Aug. l7.--The flower pa
ra,le was a grand success The traps as
sembled at Woodbury. park and drove tc
til /. DO for the parade and then through
the main streets of the village. Weather
threatened this morning but was clearer al
noon. Mrs. Pulitizer entered three carts
and drove herself the cart decorated Win
yla!iolus. Mrs Pulitzer wore box OF
pink gladiolus The victoria filled will
ner friends was decorated with purple as
ters and tine pony cart with wheat and
holly hooks.
Miss Tiffany was in dog cart of as
ters and climbing asparagus. Mrs. Isaac
Lawrence and Miss Dalton had three cart'
of hydrangas Japan lilies and cedar. Guy
Melawrence and Mrs. Bruce Gray, dos
cart of scarlet berries and piness, Mrs. Eu'
gene Kelley, dog cart of sweet peas, pur-
pie astcrs and ribbons. Mr.. Reynal 5000
pure white asters. Mrs. Garlaud's two bug
gies we're completely covered with aster'
AMI sweet peas.
Mrs. Clarence Cary, ssters, Mrs. Alfred
harrison, heavy cart decorated with sun
flowers and sunshatie covered with yelow
marigolds; Mrs. Fsrish had purple asters
Miss Bid,ile, orange and white marigods
Mrs. Bowen, dark glsdiolies; Mrs. Iohu
Lawrence, pink glalilies; Mrs. IL. ID. Glib
son, bachelor buttons, were among those
entered
Charles T. How Boston, gave big din
ner tonight at the kebo. Mrs. j. V. Il.
Pru, n entertained at her own cottage and
had i've O'Clock tea at the kebo, this AT
tcrnoon, after the flower parade, with big
crowd in attendance.
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GRANGE DAY.
The First Ever Held at the hsrtsrsrt Grsaads
Great Success.

BgLrAsr. Aug. Special. J-Grangs
day of the Chautanqaa assembly af North
port, Aug. 18th, called out big attendance
and was grand success for the first even
held on these grounds.
Hon. b. Walker Mekeen, SECRETARY oil
the State board Of agriculture, presided al
tile meetings forenoon ami afternoon.
The first speaker Of the morning WAS b.
B. Howe Of Marlboro, Mass, master OF ths
Massachusetts, State Grange The subject
OF his lecture was Educational lntf1enes-
Of the Grange" IL was good practice
lecture He was follosed By Prof. Vie
slow, Who delivered few extemporaneou,
remarks on the same subject
The attendance was larger IN the after
noon. The first speaker WAS Mrs George
K. Chase of Medfeli, Mass. Her subject
was Farmers Wives AMI Daughters
THIS was an admirable lecture from every
point OF view. The subject was treated IL
clear, practical manner, but vas also re
p!ete with bright thought, delightfully."- ex-
pressed Mrs. Chase is a farmers wife as
well as a charming lecturer. She was fol
lowed by her husband who spoke on Nv hat
: Ie bfanRt Is Nol. ms iFHaiA- "si~
brief but pertinent. Prof. |. {. "insio"
said few words in closing.
Dnring the meeting the music furnished
was of the best. 1t was led by Mr.. A. X
Smiley, clerk to Secretary Mckcen. He
was assisted by singers from Fryeoure
graoge, one of the best grange ehoirs In the
State. In the evening the Cecilian Ladies
Quartet of Portland gave most ENJOY dc
concert which packed the auditorium. II
was one of the very best ever given by this
famous quartet.
This being the first year Of the Chsutin'
quan assembly at the Northport grounds
the prospect for grange days al future as
semDlies, Judging from that OF this year
may be expected to reflect the highest cfedl'
on the organization.
The Northport grounds are looking fine
this year and the unusually good facilities
for communication are being utiiizeI SO
that large audience il assured every day.
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THE vlGllANT WON.
Great Race Between vigilant, Jubilee,
Colonia and Pilgrim.


NSwroxr, r. l., Aug. 1.-THE ARA Of
the Assor cup races occurred today between
The Jubilee, Nlsrim, Colonia aAd vigilaas.
Al ii rs the start was made In The above
order, Al IL. 80 the vigilant vas The htss
boat. Pilgrim probably second. and the
Jubilee very close TO her. Al l.O5 ~ fti-
grim was the last boat, Colonia apparently
second, and the vig,lant constantly incrsas-
ing her lead.
The Pilgrim remained in the rear up TO
the outer mark which was rassed - foi-
lows: vigiiant, s,o5 81; Jubilee. 9ls -;
Cclonia, s.lS.i5; Pilgrim. s.l6.ss. The
Pilgrim was virtually out Of tho race - on
the run in she broke the jaws 0f her gan
and 10 reported not In tomorrow races.
The run In was otherwise unevcntful, sAsc
that the Colonia gained 10 scconds upon
the Jubilee.
The Jubilee gained two minutes and 20
seconds on the vigilant. This vas rcsun
Of the deviation Of the visilants compass.
whereby che lost At least four mtnsses.
She clearly outfooted the Jubilee all
through the second leg. The jubilee ear
ried away the jaws Of her gan. near the
lirhtship, but will race tomorrow.
The Vigilant's performance, when hes
start and loss by compass deviation 70 taken
into account. il even greater victory shen
appears from the official summary, which
follows, the elapsed time being given % the
boats were not measured; Vigilaat. ,0s S2 !;
Jubilee, 4. .os. .is, Colonia, t.0s.2l lhigrim,
no finish taken.
The Jubilee's allow aree hclps her time,
but not enough TO give her the victory.
Tn. course tomorrow will be triangular
,.L m ,,,Ii. lao. tina fiat IL pouniblc, 10
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Maine State Grange is now legally
incorporated body and is in position to
do business the same as any other corpora
zion organized under the general laws OF
the State. The work of incorporation was
completed at the Elm house in Auburn
Thursday noon, and Worthy Master Hunt
of b lmont and I'll" other officers
left FIR home Thursday after
noon. The grange executive committee
was in session commencing Wednes-
,sy and included besides Worthy Master
Hunt. State Secretary +. A. Allen of Au-
b i'm Plains, Otis Meader of Albion, o.
G. riiner of Rocklind and Chas. f. Jordan
Of Cspa Elizabeth. B. F. Hamilton of
Bi,defori met with the officers AMI drew
up the necessary legal papers and gave sd-
vice IN his capacity as attorney The
place of holding the next annual meeting
was tixed for Dover, commencing the third
Tuesday in December
The follosing are the important eorrec-
ton. made during the month of July on
the NJ tiue coast charts OF Mount Des-
ert isl md Baker Whistline buoy
positi1n-A recent determination by Lieut..
Il. Il. Tllman, United States Navy, assist
ant coast and geo'ietc survey, command
lag the steamer Enaesvor, places the Bs-
ker island II S whistljng buoy about 10
of a mile NV. by W. ) lw., of the posi-
on formerly shown On the charts. and It $
now dedicated IN Il position from which
Baker island light bears NNW. IA w, dis
tant | - miles. This affects
charts 29a, 500. 3os, and 1903.
Fox Islands 'rhorougbfare. Carver's Cove.
New Rock. A recent examination by
Lieut.. T.. II. 1'illmau, L. S. Navy, COM
msndng the coast survey steamer En-
t,eavor. developed the existence of rock
with Is feet of water over it At low tide,
" hich is now Indicated on the charts in a
nosition from which Channel Rock day
beacon bears +. / : N, distant about - of
mile. The least water heretofore indi-
Gated in this locality VAS ) faihoms.
This affect. chart 3iia- 300 and lo4
X. nnebec river. Fiddler's Reach New
Rock A recent examination by Lieut. +.
II. Tillman, United Stt,es navy, command
ing the coast survey stesmer En,leavor. de-
yeIop.d the existence of ro X with 10 feet
IL water over it a. Low lie. which il now
indicated n the charts in position from
hieh I.itbgows rock b ara ;. b. W. dis
fart about a-i0 of inils, and Hospital
point bears NV, Ia W, distant sbouta-ie
Of a mile. This affects charts 3l5a, 3lt,
and le5.
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RICHMOND cAmPMsETlNG.
Good Attendance and interesting Sermon BY
Popular Methodist Ciergymen.

RICHMoNu CANreKouNp, Aug. Il. -
Special AT the annual meeting of the
stockhol !ers OF the kennvbee Valley Camp
ground an executive committee was elected
rs follows. 1t will BE- seen thtt several Of
the names are of gentlemen who have not
served before in this capacity: John l..
Allen. I.itchtield; +. w. kinsman. Angus
ia: j. +. will, Brunswick; Geo. +. Nor
rli, Westbrook; Geo. +. Simmons, Hal
lowell: +. W. Brann, Augusta; Isaac
Plummcr. Brunswick; b. Il. Jordan
treasurer \ poscrful and beautiful
sermon was preached this morning by Rev.
f. c. Iladdock of Gardiner. from the
text H. Thess, ii. "A, "rhe glory of our
Lord Jesus Christ" Prayer meetings are
conducted in the Augusta, Brunswick and
ether rhspels, and At the tabernacle. which
are we'll attended and of much interest
The preacher of the afternoon was Rev.
Howard A. Clifford of Richmond, who gave
an excellent discourse
Rev. Mr.. Melden of Somerville, Mass,
will give the evening sermon.
There is n good number of preachers On
the ground. and most of these will remain
ill the close of the meeting
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srsushi b ths WIsss Frsm ihs nsdA. Ess'
Sovih aAl Wsel

The street car employees Of West Sape-
rior, Wis, struck Thursday morning, owing
to 20 per cent. cut in wages.
Hotel Imperial, Michigan boulevard and
l2Oth street, Chicago, capital, slW,00O,
vent into the hands Of receiver Thursday
W. 8. Buchanan, president Of the sutton
County Bank of Sonoro. Texas, and Coke
County Bank Of Robert Lee, which failed
Last week, was arrested Wednesday
charged with embezzlsment.
The sheriff. Thursday, took possession Of
the stock OF David Block, tioware manu-
facturer, New York, on two executions for
s22,sIf i, favor Of Levy kOthstein. Lia-
biIi,ies, $4,000; nominal assets, si25 Ooo.
The British steamer InGexi5Ie, New York
for New Castle, England. strsLded on Has
ker island. one Of the Heb:iics gronp, vt
high tide Wednesday morning. A part OF
the cargo was jettisOned but 1t IL doubtful
whether she can he hoated again.