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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-15
WOMEN AS FRIENDS.
Men Don't Know Them as They Reall

Men Don't Know Them as They Really
Are.
A correspondence of the Woman's
Journal, in writing of women as
friends, says:
A man simply will not believe that a
girl does not want him to make love to
her; that she likes ideas in converse
ton better than sentiment; and that,
often, the more capable she is of deep
and true affection the more she buries
that capacity out of sight of the world,
and tries, while waiting for the one
man who can touch her heart, to keep
up merely friendly, impersonal rela-
tons with all others
There is great untitled field, rich in
experience, for men here. If they
would understand woman's nature,
let them approach her from the calm,
assured standpoint of fellowship, TAX
ing into consideration the fact of
their common humanity rather
than their chance social relations.
Women are broader than men believe.
They can love not only in one way, but
in twenty different ways. Because
they must feel thing before knowing
| it well, they easily become attached to
an opinion, plan, or an ambition.
But they are stanch adherents. and
worth having as allies If man can
once enlist the sympathy of good
woman in his work, he is sure of an
anchor after that -
Women are always ambitious for
their friends; they delight in purpose,
and will not let it be forgotten Even
the silly and selfish woman can be in a
measure lifted out Of her narrownesa
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-15
GIRL BACHELORS.
A Cynical Man Who Thinks They are Sim
ply Awful

a
ply Awful
DIR. George II. Hepworth contributes
to the very amusing article on Girl
Bachelors" He tells of cynical friend.
whom nothing in the solar system from
the sun to Neptune pleases, who on
this particular occasion is growing
over the new subdivision in society
called girl bachelors. "Do You know
anything" he says, $50 notifying as
controversy with woman who knows
more about your speciality than you do
yourself? l tell you, my optimistic
dreamer, when women begin to hear
men say their lessons, to pat them on
the head when they say them correctly,
and to keep them after school when
they say them badly, it is about time
to put up the shutters and advertise
the business for sale at public auction.
You may like that sort of thing,
but l prefer a dose of strych-
nine. / think I've lived quite long
enough if women couldn't tell us to our
faces that they couldn't run the world
as badly as we do if they tried, and that
we had better step to the rear for
while and let them straighten things
out and make life worth living. / feel
positively benumbed when | hear that
sort of talk. l can't get my opinion
without excoriating my throat"
After some controversy between the
author and his friend, one of the verit-
able girl bachelors enters the room and
the GROWER finds that she can hurl as
sharp spear as he. The article closes
thus:
My friend was glum. He rose slowly,
got into his fur-lined overcoat, and as
he babe me good night, muttered, at
was awful
but isn't it true?" / asked.
HIM" he replied. THAT'S why it is
FL
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-15

by being made a partner in some
worthy aim Not that it is advisable
to seek partners among the silly and
selfish; there are numbers of others, In
telligent, conscientious and earnest If
men really care for them What stands
in the way of an understanding by men
of the character of modern woman is
their distrust of her. When they learn
to put that aside they will know her as
she really is
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-15

"A Disheartening Conviction--coun-
try Parson Ito bereaved widow of a
doctor)-'I cannot tell you how panied
1 was 70 hear that your husband had
gone to Heaven We were bosom
friends, but now we shall never meet
again.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-15

r
would have believed two years ago.
But more surprising and humiliating
still, if possible, is the fact that another
person; just now figuring in his nat
ural and accustomed role, bringing to the
cheek of every decent Kansan what it
seems impossible TO bring to his own
the blush of shame-was confidential
adviser of the governor. 1t was my
fortune, or misfortune, in company
with such distinguished and dignifed
gentlemen as Capt Seaton. Col. Warner,
Mai. Remington, Mr.. Cubbison and Mr..
Lobdell, to call upon the governor, at
his own solicitation, in the early days
of the session. Mr.. Legate sat beside
Mr. Lewelling, and acted as the latter's
mouthpiece, and in this formal inter
view, in the governors Office and pres
ence, unrebuked by his excellency, Mr..
Legate violated all the rules of pro
priety and good breeding, in coarse
conversation. until one of the circle, in
dipnant at such conduct, did what the
governor should have done, informed
Mr.. Legate that the Objectionable lam
guage added neither emphasis nor or
nament to what he was saying. 1.-The
you sayr' was the classic re-
Spouse of the governors mouthpiece
and adviser.
These, with the erratic Judge Webb;
the parson whose moustache and
prayers were longer than his head; the
warrior of right buttons and conspicu-
GUS epaulets, who seems to be wanted
more in Colorado than in Kansas, and
other counselors of similar sort, con-
stituted the governors retinue of ad-
visers-
1.-THE governor had an adviser who
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-15

f-An Excuse.-"Why. Jennie, what's
the matter? You shouldn't call your
doll such names as those" ''Oh, she
doesn't mind; she's French doll and
can't understand English. "-Harper'a
Young People. -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20

in Megnpten, tn0em Wotfbtar 8o16d Ser
Weittclpunft Der tiirfil6en lmtriebe geoer1
@nolono getpelen lit. = Sn BEN glei-
gr1ben bon Smpeniaba in Spanien ftu6
3ablreic6e Wleuibenle6en Su @run6e gegan=
gen. bic @rbeiten in Sen @ruben ipare1
fiir3li9 nit groBem @tfcr betrieben NOR
Ben, obne Dab man bie nOtbigen @orli6ts7
mQBregeln CUR 8erbiitung BON l1ng(iids>
fdQen gctroffen bGtte. G6e bic 9(rbeiter
cine @Dnung bon Der @efabr batten, in
melcber iie lcbnebten, tpurben iie BON BEN
@ruben9aien, BON benet 6as Ber9merf an
gefiilt mar, betdubt unh ~ Der ltnglid=
licben tpurben ais 2cicben an bas SagesLic6t
gef0roert. = Die 8eerbigung bon Sri.
Grace Stebens, GIteiter Sodbter 6es
amerifaniiben @eIanbten in 6onolulr,
tpelcbe befanntItb ~ertrunfen mar, fan6
am 2. Sebruar itatt. 9as diploma
ttibe Corps, bic 8eamten Ser probilortlcben
&egierung unb amertfanii6e Slottenoft>
stere iparen BEL Der Srauerfeier sugegen.
Die !6apoiti6en Sla99cn itn6 su @6ren
bon Blaine auf 6albrndit geSDgen. QSGbren6
ser leBtelt 5e6n Gage bat eS bier befti9 9ez
regnet, 9aS amerifanti3e Slaggenibiff
2liance pir6 tdgli6 Don Samoa bier err
tpartet, ipoour1 bas neutrality-suspicious.
ser auf bret S6tffe 9ebra9t merben piir6e.
= Qlm 10. unb IL. DECEMBER mur6e Bic
Sniel Nofou, gu Der Samoaz@rupp ge@
b0rtg, bon einem getpaltigen Srtan betm>
gelucbt, tpclber ie6s3i9 StunOen lang an
belt. 9erielbe mar jenem bollit6nbtg an
StGrfe gleicb, 6urb ben bot bier Sabren
bier bic &rie9si3tffe ibren 1tntcr9an9 FAM
ben. Sauienbe BON 8Gumcn tpurben ents
tpur3elt. Die aGte Metbobiitenfircbe tpurbe
umgemebt, un6 6drier BON GuropGern unb
@ingeborenen tpur6en benz @rbbo6en glei6z
gemacbt. 9te @ingeborenen nagen am
6ungertube, 6enn iammtli6e 8rpbfru6t7
bdume iiltb 3%erit0rt, urb @elb gum &aufen
Don 2ebenSmitteln tit nt6t borbanben.
Samoa Ietoet i6tper unter Der politii6en
Gage, urb bte 9ofalbeb0rbe BON 9lpia mar
~ge5pungen, UNI einem ltrtbeiI bes Ober9ez
rt6tes inn 8etrage BON $50 na63ufommen,
ibr btsden @igentbum gu berpfdnben,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20

Gier5is Sabre ununterbroz
9enen uno iib fteti9 mebrenz
BEN @rfolgeS fenn5et9nen
ben STUFF elmer jeoen Singer
Meai6ine. Sin itrenses Sp=
item Der &riifun9 unO Inter
iu6un9 wdbreno Oieier lanz
gen @%rfabrung giebt Jeoem
&dufer elmer moOernen 9tdb=
mai6ine eriter &laiie Die
@arantie, 0aB iOl6e ltnter
alien umltdnOen auperla1119
uno nnbeOingt poQfommeH
tit, na@ jeOer Gidtung bin.
@lf Miaionen Ginger
Mai9inen ftnO wdbreno Der
lebten pter5ig Sabre pertanft
wor0en, unb jeOe oerielben 1T
1Orsfdltig na@seleben nno
ie6er &dufer pOllltdnOts in=
itruirt iuOr0en.
Die persaneenbeit bietet 6arantie
.-
fir ole 5ufunft.
The Singer Manfg. Go.
3wei9sel6dfte iiberal.
Gbteesoer efHee: zoe @ebaib asss.
frt,5t 1Sp5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
Staot CHICAGO.

B@H ~1tnfete Gorreipomo enten 1ttto
Mgcttten befnGen Die fol8ettoen
Staatcn:
Serr Sermattn 9reGi1miSt ote
Staaten 9afOta, M%omt@ma, S0abo,
SreGon. @afbim0tOn lttto Srtttib
Columbia.
9err SEQ 9 etnim9DOpea Sem staat
GebraSfA+
Serr SSrams Stto Die Staatett
SeNneHee, @lrfattInS, &otttfata,
Sct@S, SaS Smotamer S%errttortmnt
1ttS Wterifo+
Gerr @eter Ssttfd Die staate.t
Snotana, SDto ttttS SeNtttGD+
Serr YanI GriebeI oen staat
Sotpa.
Serr g. g. sptesel Scn staat
Mianefnta+ STiec 583 8. 2lue.
SSOrtb WtinneapOIts, Wtttn+
Warnun9.
11nIeren Monnenten, beionberS benet IN
Californian, @aibington unb Oregon bier
nit CUR 9tacbri6t, 0aB Der bts5ert9e Get1
ienoe S. &eubell felt Weat bortgen Sabres
nic6t ntebr inn 9ienit Der Sutnpts Stoats4
3ettung Ite6t ltnb 6aber aub fem &e6t
bat, irgenb pelbe 8eitrGge fit bieielbe in
@mpfang 51 nebmen.
SuinoiS Staatsz l3ettung 60.
B%rteffaiten.
g. sell Gentralia. Die bon Shnen .ge>
iteGte Srage, oh Sic Ser. Staater Elm &ebt
baben, Elm bier in BEN Ser. Staaten BON
elmer NusLdnbertn gleicb nacb tbrer Q%lnfunft
ooho+o1.oS 0i13S NIT Sny 0n,tffor 11nch Sotn41
6eimatb abSui6ieben, ba 6aS &inb oo6 ais
bier 9eboren 8ilr9er Der Ser, Staatet lei,
lit ntdt p6ne gSeitereS nit Sa ober Stein
3u beanttporten. @o6ridetnIib tperoen bic
betrefferben 8e90rben ibr Gorgebcn ban1it
begriinben, baB Die Wutter nic6t Slgelaiien
tpDroen tpGre, tpenn man ibren 3uitano ge>
fannt bate, uno baralts DaS Ee6t a~bleiten,
ben S6ub nacbtrGgltb bpr3unebmen. 1lnb
bic SHUTTER SuriiG5ui6iden unO oaS &tno
bier bebalten 9ebt Oob alt3. ni6t gut. =
@aS iagen unlere Ge6ts9elebrtcn su Dem
SAT-?
So1. 3D., Tacoma. Die Nortbern
9acific erbielt urlpriingIt6 iebc anOere ull7
9eraoe Seftion bis gum 8etra9e bon 20
Seftipnen per Wfeile 81 beiOen Setten Der
8a6n IN BEN Serrttorten ln0 10 SefttO1en
in ben Staaten, Die iie burbl9netDet, aus
genomu1en WitnerallanO uno bercttS' IN an
oerer 6dn0eu beftnDltcbeS 2an0. Stir fol-
6es 2anb burfte ite iib nit anOerem 2anoe
inner6alb bon SeDn Metlen bon BEN @ren@
gen Ser S6enfung i9aOlos balten. Spater
tpuroe 6teic @ren3e auf 20 Wtetlen ertpet7
tert. Die 8e6tngung mar anfdngltcb, baB
Sic 8a6n bis gum 4. SUIT 1876 fcrttg letn
ioute, bo6 tpur6e Sic Sriit erit Bis gum 4.
Suit 1877 un6 BARN bis gum 4, Suit 1879
D~erldngert. Srobbem Die 8a6n bamalS noc
nic6t fertig mar, erfldrte @arI S6ur5, ais
Mtniiter bes Sl1nern unter 6apes, oaB Die
Qanblcbentung ni9t perfaaen mar. SIM
Sabre 1887 erlteB Der GongreB Elm 0ele5,
tpelcbes ale nt9t bcr6icnten Sbenfungen
ein5og. @ir miiien BON fetnem @eieB,
tpelcbeS Sic Nor6 8aciftc 8abn in ben
Stan6 iebt, fit BEN 8au bon nelen 3tpet9@
babnen 2anb S1 beanlpru6en.
6. 8. 3D., Ssceola, gfebr. .0as 8eite
tpirb mo6l iein, menn Sic Die 9ienite pes
amerttaniicben&oniu in Sm0rna, Gnrtet,
gGm. &. @mmet, fir oieie Nngelegenbett
in Nnipru6 nebmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20

rGaFcria tit 70 DSriasli6 seeisnet fur Rinter, hab To
Ebnr pGr alien anbereu mir betanuten Prdparaten bep
EcrSue eebe." $: q. Nr9erL MD,
Ill 9puth Sgf1rb Ctr, @rpOtlqu, N. y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20

vNus peri6nItaer SepbatDtung uno Grfabruns fanni@
fasen, 6ab Cafeteria cine ausaeaet9ntte Meftstn f1s
Stnber tit, bic dls ~sclinbes &bfu1rn1itteI tptrtt unb BITE
GpannunS Der Gtn9epeibe, iorpte beS GeianmtisteInS
febr bebsutenb linfert. 0tele Wsiltttr haben mir istns
Gus9eietmnete wirfuns auf tbre atuter ~beSeust."
Dr.. 6. 6. SssoDb, 9Opeu, Ma6.
OteGentaurGOmpanp II Murrap Str, 81. y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
(asloIid
.15lon1Sbi,f fri. 5t1Spb
fisr samsltuss assn @imSeH.

f1Sf 9aatBItt.ge astt0 8tt0eN.
GAforia f5eSert Sie @etsaaMta unb bsFettssi
Mnfgetriebenbeit, @ertOpfunS, ~dberihliise Museus
fsure, Dtarrbpe unb Sieberz0 tspoiittpu. Oa6rr4
wirb bas 3tnb seiuub Semodt EnS ietu S9Iaf statGrs
yt@. gaftOria entbaIt weber Nerrpbtu, nod aubers
nnrtptiI@e 9utfGnIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20

veett rnebreren Sabren babe ID Sbr vGoItorta" eIs
HfpbIen unb merne eS ardp ferner tburl, eG es obne NaSs
napme quite Reiultate er5ielt Bat"
Gbwtn s. Barbee, Md,
s8He EBtntsrrp", 125. Str. nnD z. &De., Netn gsrs
EitN.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-13
The CABINET RATIFIED
Hadams Co.tu's Disclosures Create q
Sensation In Paris
DEPUTIES WILL INVESTIGATE
Tho Police Chief Who Was lmpil.
Gated by SATURDAYS Testimony
Has Resigned-Other Res
ignations Follow.

PARIS. March i2.-The sensation caused
by Madame Cottu's testimony yesterday
docs not abaic. An attempt to propagate
the opinion that she was animated by q
desire TO avcngc the sentence of her hus-
hand when -hc gave the evidence against
the government. failed completely. M.
Soinoury. the police official who tried to
Get from Madame Coitu documents COM
promising the royalst deputies, has 70.
signed. Police Commissioner Niceole.
who arranged the interview between Soin-
oury and Madame Co,tu, will be dis
missed.
Deputy Dcsprcs has given notice that no
will intcrrcllatc the government as To
Madame Cottu's evidence. In the senate
Morcs will make a similar Interpolation.
The cabinet crisis inauguratesl by tho
resignation Of Bourgeois is shown to-day
to be beyond the hope of repair by patch
work. Al a cabinet meeting this morning
the ministers agreed that every effort
should he made TO induce Bourgeois to 70
consider his resignation. and this after
noon several ministers called upon Bour-
geois. but. when the cabinet reassembled
this evening. Ribot announ, cd that Bour.
gcois insisted that hc would not return 10
his office.
subsequently. at Ribot's request. Prcsi-
dent Carnot signed decree. giving to
Devellc. temporarily, Bourgeois port.
folio.
Henri Brisson insists upon his retire.
mcnt from the presidency OF the pariia-
mcntary commission. Ills principal reason
for rcsigning, he repeats, Is poor health.
The ministers are awaiting. with intense
anxiety. the event of bourgeois appear
ancc on the witness stand IN the Panama
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-13
THE HONDURAS REVOLT.
u May Extend All over ths Csnsral
AmcrlcAn states.

American States.
NEW Yoag, March f2.-Thc HcsuId's
Panama correspondent cables: nov
revolution has broken out in Southern
Honduras, which may lead tn the over
throw Of President Ponciano Leiva and
possibly involve all the central American
republics In war.
Policarpo Bonilla is the leader OF tlic
revolt. Gcn. Tcrrencia Sierra Is tho chief
okthe revolutionary army which lSoniiia
has organized, and together they mako up
tho strongest combination that could be
formed in Southern Honduras.
Bonilla's first victory was won ON Satur-
day OH the plaza at Cholutcca. That town
was protected by force of l,5Oo men,
commanded by General Matute. With
an army Of only 1000. Bonilla and General
Sierra attacked the forces garrisoncd nj
Cholutcca. They met a brave resistance
and hotly-contestetl battle was fought
on ths plaza. The loss on each side was
heavy and many buildings were destroyed.
hut the details of the fatalities have not
yet reached this city. After more thnn
two hours Of determined fighting, Gen
erai Matute's broken and shattered army
was forced 10 retreat toward Amopola,
leaving Cholutcca and large amounts OF
arms and many prisoners In the hands oil
Bonilln's victorious army.
Excited by their victory and determined
to make the most Of it, Bonilla and Gen.
eral Sierra are now pushing on toward
Tegacigalpa, hoping to capture the capi-
tai and proclaim the success OF the rovo-
luton before the government has had
time to recover from the surprise caused
by the hard-won victory of Choluteca.
Succcss at Teoucicalpa aDpcars 10 be
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-13
ALL READY FOR WORK
The Senate Is In Shape Tor lhs
Business Before II.
EMlGRANTS TO BE ADMITTED
The President viii Not Recognize
Editors In His Appointments
az He WIshos tho Press to
Be Untrasnmeicd.

WASHINGTON, March l2.-Thc session Of
the senate tomorrow will probably he
brief and confined mainly TO the reception
Of nominations from the president.
Within day or two following, commit.
tees, however, will he appointed and the
body will be In thorough working order. 10
far as the business for which II was called
together Is concerned. Members of the
committee on privileges and elections arc
already devoting their attention to the
study Of precctlents aud tho law affecting
such appointments as those which the SEN
stors from Wyoming, Montana and
Washington received from the governors,
and will doubtless he ready to make re-
ports soon after the credentials are taken
up, as the points involved are many and
the question itself is complex. II is ex.
pectcd that debate will cusue in the
senate, upon the presentation Of the re-
port of the committee, that may occupy
several weeks.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-13
CARTER HOPEFUL.


The Haw allan Com am is.ioner Ia pects An-
n-Naiios tn Follow the Negotiations.
NEw YORK, March i2.-Charles II. Car
ter. of thc Hawaiian annexation commis-
sion. who has been in Washington lately,
spent Sunday In New York. lie said that
he is not n bit discouraged by the with
drawai of the treaty and ~ confident that
the negotiations nov In progress will re-
suit in annexation. When asked what ho
thought of the dcposcd queens statement,
published last Friday, hc said: $50 far
ms IL refers to Minister Stevens u is abso-
lutcly false. lie has not been unfriendly
To. or tried To cmbarrass the Hawaiian
government. On the other hand. his con-
duct Was unusually courteous toward tho
queen and her representatives"
lie said further: II don't think that 10
would bc advisablc To send commission
,o Hawaii now. II world only delay our
negotiations. ! do no, sce how the csiah-
lishmcnt of q protoctorntc would aid us In
any way in solving the question. Tho
trouble is all international. The queon
will never he restored to the throne and
the movement for the princess as her sue
cessor will. ! think. bc futile. All those
who understand the needs of Hawaii be-
lieye in anne xation.'.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-13
A FtENO.
He Murders iI'. Sick wife aud Her
Nurse.

CHICAGO. March IA. r. Keycs. a
watchman at the worlds fair grounds. to-
night fatally shot his wife aud ncighbor,
Mrs. Weir. lie then turned the revolver
against himself and inflicted probably
fatal wound la the breast. kcycs came
home drunk aud going into the room
where Mrs. Weir Was nursing his SICK
wife. created disturbance. Mrs. Weir
protested. and keycs chased her from tho
room. firing two shots, both of which took
effect, as she iicd. Mrs. Reyes ran out Of
the room and Reyes slio, her in the left
side. lie then attempted suicide. There
are small chances OF his recovery and
both women will die.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-13
THE STRIKE a FAKE.
swltehmsa Say That They Have No IL.
tention at striking

CHICAGO. March i2.--An official denial
OF the intended strike among the switch
men was made to-day at meeting Of the
grievance committee of the Switchinen's
Mutual Aid association. Delegates repre-
scnting every road centering in Chicago
declared that the svitchmen have been
misrcpro seutcd on Their appreheu-
scnsion as TO their position. After
the meeting Grand Master Wilson
declared that the men haye not made any
demands on the roads; they had no quar-
rel with the general managers and are not
looking for any labor disturbance. Tho
switchmen did not make any request For
an increase OF wages, and there Is absu-
them. In closing. Wilson said: There
will bc no strike of swi,chmcn, nor any
trouble, unless IL Is precipItated by the
managers locking men out"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-13
EMIGRATION RESUMED.
saeerags Passengers FROM Europe Will
lSe kccelved Again.

steersgs Passengers From Europe VIII
1,e Rccrtved Again.
WASHINGTON. March l2.-The treasury
department has been officially advised by
tho department of state that steernge
traffic between European ports and the
United States. which wns discontinued on
dan. 1, last, will be resumed.
United States Consul Gardner. at Rot
terslnm. in his report 10 the state dcpart-
ment gives detailed account of the pre-
cautio ms taken there 10 prevent the emil
grafton Of persons affected with contagious
diseases. United States Consul Estes, at
Hamburg, has submitted report of the
precautions to bc adopted against tho in-
PRODUCTION of infcc tious diseases into tho
United States upon the resumption of inn
migration at his port. Consul Estes also
states that all passengers coming from
Russia, Austria and Hungary arc obliged
to observe o quarantine of Mt least six
days under police surveillance. before they
arc permitted to 60 on shipboard.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-13
NEARLY DEAD.
A Chesapeake hay i;oAtmAs uas laugh
Iapcrience.

A Ghesapeake Hay EoAtAnAn Has xongh
Exper,encc.
BALTIMORE, March I2.-C. II. Atkinson
of Chestcrtown, Md, had thrilling expc-
riencc Saturday night, when for two hours
he floatcd on cake OF ice in the Chcsa-
peake bay during a binding snow storm.
With Capt. ]. S. Hill of Queen Anne
county he was OH board the little schooner
wishton Wish.
They left Baltimore with cargo of fer
tilizer aud carly Saturday morning struck
ice with such force rs to sink the vessel.
Both men jumped overheard and swan
for the ice. In describing what followed
Mr.. Atkinson tells this story:
"As the vessel went down two ores and
some litter about the deck hoated off and
secured one Of tho ores and Captain Hill
the other. Ey this help I reached the
main body Of ice, and as ! forced my way
along II broke beneath mo for several
yards. Captain Hill gave up following
me. as the struggling with the broken ice
seemed TO wear him out. When l got on
the stronger leo lost my oar. lay down
fiat ON my abdomen and begged him to
try and reach the foe was OIL.
"By luck ! recovered the oar had lost
and reached II toward him and begged
him 10 catch il so that could pull him to
me.
"In his effort 10 do so the cake upon
which lie had taken refuge broke into
pieces and he said goodbye aud sank into
the water. remained OH the leo foo and
kept up my courage as best could. hoping
that when daylight came would be seen
and rescued. ! cried out often. and at
last the lights Of a tug boat came in view.
The crew heard my calling and came 10
my rescue"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-13
kAIULANrS CLAIM.
Nj. Davies says That shc u the Right
ful Successor to the Throne.

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