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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-02

ITO LET-Desirable sunny rooms over H. P.
S. Goold's and Geo. c. Shaw g. Co.'s
or doctor. Inquire GEO. c. SHAW & co.
may22-tf
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ITO LET-A very desirable lower tenement
in brick house 8 rooms, besides bath and
pantry. Hot water heat. Gas, hot and cold
water, set tubs, etc. Everything first class.
Near Congress and Spring street cars. In
quire 10 Bramhal place. Isl
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4 NOBLE GIFT
PLACED In 4 DAUGHTERS HANDS
In Order That a Life's Work May Be
Perpetuated.
ESPECIAL TO OUR LADY LEADERS.
1t was an eventful day.
Hpa of tba r,Oblas+ ,,Yor,,o,- ,e 49, .. :.

EF
and her name was
known throughout
the civilized world.
Before her was a
younger woman,
and they were
seated in the great
4" record ROOM"
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BOARD.

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ITO LET-A two story house with 10
l. finished rooms, Sebago water, cemented
cellar. furnace, window and door screens,
ley avenue, Deering. Inquire of MIR. W. H.
PERKINS, Hartley avenue, or of box 3,
Pleasantdale, 25-2
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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WANTED-sIT UATIONs.

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T ,ADY wishingsto earn So to So per day
~ will do well to call at Room 2, 54S1s
Congress street, Portland, Ne. IL
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FOR SALE-11s story house on corner of Ok
Il ford and Cedar streets; 10 rooms, in good
repair, gas in every room; terms easy, small
amount down. balance payable monthly In
qulre on premises or of A. A. LIBBY, 5215 Ex-
change street. 3O-I
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WANTED.

WANTED-To purchase second hand ex-
~ press or grocery wagon. Inquire at
CHASE BROS. Long Wharf 2-I
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TO LET.

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TT @. BUNTING CO., 225 Federal street.
IL wish the public to know that they
have opened up new stock of Electrical
Supplies at the above address, and are pre-
pared to fill orders for the same at exceed
ingly low prices. PSI
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WANTED-Agents everywhere to sell war
w ranted nursery stock on salary; no expert
ence necessary. w. ID. CHASE s. CO., Geneva,
N. Y. may21d1mc
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IF you want a good light use the Milal
L tipped wick. it will save you time, as it
does not need trimming You Want 1t. 1t
No. e. II
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NOTICE OF CLOSING.

We, the undersigned, members of Cumber-
land Bar, agree to close our offices at
o'clock P. NJ. From June LIST, to Sept. LIST,
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CHEWING MACHINES-If your sewing ma
- chine needs cleaning or repairing, send it
to w. FL. OHLER, Is Locust street; SO years
experience on all kinds of sewing machines.
march2912
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FOB SALE.
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Head for one week for 25 cts. in advance.

FOR SALE-Tho balance of the Wall Paper
a Stock of 438 Congress street, at Little
neld's Furniture Store. corner of Market and
Federal streets. Where we will sell regard
less OF cost until closed out. -
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EOR SALE-About cords of Pine, Spruce
a and Hemlock cord wood. E. S. bow,
Falmouth Foreside, Maine. 29-I
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NOTICE-MRS. j. r. SAWYER has re-
IN moved from No. 80 CaSco ST.. to No, II
Gray street. 81
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" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for ice among the
w fishermen of Casco Bay. Headquarters
at Orrs Island Center, four miles northeast
of Mark Island Monument on the Merry
coneag Bay. B. G.. WILSON. ISL
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WANTED-Position by a professional
w teacher as governess to children I'M
City reference given and required. P. .,
Box SS, Denmark, Maine. IL
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EOR SALE-Wrought iron Fence Pickets;
Il they make the cheapest fence in the
market. THE THOMAS LAUGHLIN CO.,
1874 Commercial street. ap1Otf
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i UTBSIue, EJ-I
FOR SALE-Valuable Real Estate. If ap-
Il piled for soon. One lot of land fronting
on sea shore, six miles from Portland, con-
sisting of about 20 acres more or less with
buildings thereon. Apply to E. S. DOW,
Falmouth Foreside, Maine. 29-l
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RINGS. RINGS. RINGS

4 CAN show you a thousand Solid Gold Rings They
] ale all new styles. The prices are right and YOU
can find just what you want at my new store, 459
Congress street, Monument Square. MCKINNEY,
the Jeweler mari Tdtf
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WANTED-By competent woman, a
w position as house keeper. Best of
reference furnished. Address by letter, A.
d., 239 Congress street, City. IL
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YOUNG people who want a summer cot
Il tage will find it better for the children
to build on 1.-THE RIDGE or slope at Great
Chebeague. Less salt water and more view.
Very desirable lots, cheap. First corners,
first choice. G. 0. D., Press office. lS-tf
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WANTED-A girl to tend store in a bakery.
J" Apply at 800 Congress street. IL
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WANTED-You to know that will remove
w your ashes old papers and rubbish to suit
you and at fair price. All orders sent me
promptly attended to. G. B. WISH, 1859 Green
St. 3 mar2dtf
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FOR SALE-A few very desirable houses
4 lots near Pleasant Street Woodfords,
High ground, convenient to electricians.
Price reasonable to right parties. Enquire
Of I. e. LEIGHTON Box 252 Woodfords
Maine. 2-l
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DARTNEK wANTED-With capital in
L well-establshed business. Address l.,
this Office. my14tf
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

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MONEY TO LOAN-On farm mortgages
4xl as well as loans on other real estate.
Also on collateral securities at satisfactory
rates. Farms and all kinds of real estate
bought and sold. l. P. BUTLER, SO Elk
change street. "a
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CLOCK REPAIRING.

/ HAVE made speciality of clock repairing for
= years and am familiar with all its branches.
Myprces are reasonable, my work strictly rstclass
Drop me a postal and 1 will send for your clock.
MCKINNEY. the Clock Maker, 459 Congress s t
Monument Square. sept4dfS
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NOR SALE-Land situated on the Western :
u Promenade, West and Chadwick streets.
The finest house lots in Portland unsur-
passed view of landscape, White Mountains
on the Western Promenade. Prices accord
ing to location, and on favorable terms of
payments. N. S. GARDINER, 1856 Middle
street. I0-3
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FOR SALE-Ho for the islands, Second
Il hand carpets, mattresses. feather beds,
look them over. S. M. WATSON & CO.. Alb
Congress street. IL
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT-Brick house No
IL 1877 Pearl Street corner Oxford, all mod
ern conveniences. Apply to JOHN M.
GOULD, at National Traders Bank. 2-l
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MONEY TO LOAN on real estate.
NI mortgages, personal property, COM
collateral security. Inquire of A. G. LIBBY,
~ 1-2 Exchange street. lO-4
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-30
OONSIGNAIA RIOS:
LENTINI Ca.

SAN FRANcIsco S8 SAN JUAN PUERTo-RHco
Acaban de importar intindad de srticul0s que ofre
cen su numerosa Observation-Disclosures plata chris
trofe, garantizados.-Sombrillasy paraguas Genove~
ses-CTran variedad abanicos, corses panuelos.-
Estuches perfuTneria, neceseres para costura.-
Muhecas 1uguetes para nlnos.-Coronas azaharea
suetos para novias.-ran surtido en- corDatas bas-
tones-Refaos enaguas de colores.-Trsies de dril
lana para nifos.-Albums marcos para retratos.-
Eanisetas de hio, algodon lana.-Maletas y bolsaa
ie viae para senoras.-Inndad de artlculos caprcho
SOS para adornos de saa, habitaciones tocador.-
Surtido csmPlets Felees de eHo, plata Aike acero
sRehaY&aeE ere aMsEotAs. s.-NaElass s2rIee ea AZ
Hsves sRohGEsgea e. ere esRs b7axSiatoas sstSz 4
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a. a sgS bRllzAsss gaZaAtzGa0a.@kinsas1 dc il
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Los puarsos de sscsla czdiaazlA Seraz: Fa<
iardo, Hunasc&o, Arroyo, Ponces MayAguez1
AguAdilla vice versa, respectivamests-
"se suprime la escAla de AreciDo" sin per-
iuicio de hacerlA cUando lc mereEcA IA importEn-
cia del caso.
A opci6R do ests AgeHcia Principal - hArkR
adenSs lAa escAlss extraordinAriAs que eonvea
gan, cuyo efecto admite prop -ElCiozea de hets
psra opersciones an los demas pueEtos h2bilea
de Ia IElA tuers del itiaaIario.
CONSIG GNA7A RIOS:
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ssnoses Bexs1EA HsEz2aRos.-Arroyc daz a. j.
AIssiGe--F onc0: ssnoTaa FTitzs Laact 3 c.
Aayagaes: sehoxss SShxlss 4 O.A-AgGAdills:
ssaogas Valls, KoPrisch + O.s-Agse's9; seAo-
vsa Eosss 8 g.s-Fsa 5asa sEssso-Neoi 81 50
Jsas6 a. 1851 la11W rs SUFIAOA. AGW-
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-20
Dots.

Alpha Council No. 1. L. o. r. O.,
will attend divine tervice In the Sill.
verbrook M. p. Church Sunday morn.
ing. June "a. The members and mem
bers OF sister councils. will meet in the
Smith building at o'clock that morn
ing.
Police Captain Chambers last night
recovered q Shetland pony that Is sup
posed to have been stolen from the
place OF Delaware Clark at Glasgow OH
June IS. The pony was found at
James Canary's place at Kenneth
Square.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association
was held last evening. l.. q. Van
Trump WAS elected to active member
chip and s. r. Jones associate.
The loser Of silver bracelet some
three weeks ago may hear OF the same
by calling ct the shoe store. No. II
East Fourth street.
Tina regular congregation PRAYER
meeting will take place this evening
| in Central Presbyterian Church.
There will be preaching from the
Gospel wagon Sunday afternoon, al
| Tenth end Market streets. at Ais p.
m. and Front and Market streets al
p. m,
DR.. Bliss, of this city. and two men
with a graphaphone entertaired
crowds In kennett Square, Pa, on
Saturday evening.
James Mellon died at his home IN
Philadelphia early last Tuesday morn
ing. aged about o. years, ami was bur
led last Friday In Lower Brandywlne
Cemetery.
The bIse ball team OF the Young
Mems Christian Association defeated
the letter-carrlers' nine yesterday after
Eoon Mt Riverview by score OF 8 to G.
Master Frank Richards, of 2lY West
Seventh street, has left for Brooklyn
and New York whore he will spend
some time visiting relatives and
friends. ....
A salesledy who can speak English
and German will find employment ri
No. SOL King street
West Church and S.. Paul's to Ne
shaminy Falls, June 20.
Tic Wellman Iron and Steel Works
| located near Chester. Pa, Will be solG
hy order OF the court on July 9th. The
plant is estimated 10 be- worth 81, 500,
900.
The st. Mary's 4. A. b. Society will
give its grand annual excursion This
year to Birmiug ham ParK, on Thurs
day, August 90.
Webb's superilne baking powder, thJ
purest ana best IN the market is fol
sale ut No. 9l9 Shirley street Ladies'
who wish good bread should give 1t Il
| trial.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-20
FIFTH EDITION.
Sepp hee;;Sr

N y ,.
The Annual Holiness Camp MsetIn q
ot tue Holiness Christian Association,
Cormerly Heavenly Recruits will be
hold at Twin Oaks. Delaware county,
Pa, on the y. h o. Railroad, about Is
miles from Philadelphia, and 10 miles
above Wilmington, Del. commencing
Thursday evening, June 23th and
CLOSING July 9Th.
This camp will DO held In the ksautl.
Iful grove Mt the cross rbsd5 and but.
toms school house Same as last year)
within ten n..inutes walk from Twin
Oaks station. The grove Ia we'll sup
piled with good water. Good boarding
and lodging at reasonable rates will
Ibe furnished on the ground.
Presiding Elder G. ". Ruth will DO
In charge and will be assisted by many
of tho pastors and evangelists OF the
nssociatlon md a Eunber OF ministers
from other denominations.
Rev. s. Is, Shaw from button. Mich.
igan, Rev. Stephen Merritt OF New
York city. Rev. l. |. d. Pepper OF tho
Christian Standard, Philadelphia, Rev.
Nv. d. Musselman from Lehigh county,
Pa, and many others from different
parts of Pennsylvania and Delaware.
There will be held seven services
daily, on the line Of holiness for bo-
Viewers; the conversion OF sinners.
divine healing and the second coming
OF the Lord will doubtless be the most
prominent themes.
All loyers OF zion without respect of
depominatlon are laTlted to tnke pnr5
lin this feast OF tabernacles Every be-
iqeyer is requested to of1er special
prayer That Psn'eeo may be rel e,..
ed. For particulars address Ed.
jonas TrumhNner. Ghesk9I "a.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-20

The weather crop bulletin OF tho
Pennsylvania State Weather Service
for the week ending on Monday. gives
tho following facts in the southeast
ern section:
The past week was favorable for
agricultural interests. Some hay was
harvested, AMI while the Yield is tair,
an unusual amount of weeds Ia mixed
with 1t. Some rye was also cut in
Igood condition. Corn Is now making
good growth, but most OF 1t Is sho rt
I for the season. and considerable had
to DO replRnted.
Potatoes are improving; the carly
planted will be a good crop. The
blight ia still affecting many OF the
lliclds Of oats. also tho apple trees.
Fruit continues falling. The grape
crop Will lie light. Tobncco planting
Is about finished. The acreage IL
lsmali. Gardens look well. Tho hall
storm OF the l2th inst did oonsldera
lie damage TO crops. Wheat is ripen-
Ing and prospects, encouraging.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-20

READING. Pa. June lost. Mary's
Polish Gotholic Church was the scene
Ioi considerable excitement this morn
Ing. The trouble was caused over tho
funeral OF member whose body had
been taken Into the church. Suddenly
the Rev. Father Janus ZklewieZ arose
and In his native tongue said:
"All persons back In their chul CHI
dues will vaoate their pews and stand
or leave. The request was repea OF
three times when at least $50 persois
AROSE in their seats and demanded tile
40 which had been paid for mass and
which WIS returned.
| The bearers then carried out this ro-
mains, followed by tho friends, THIS
followed by n tremendous upronr. ia
which the priest waB knocked down.
The remains were taken to the cetne-
terry. whore one OF the Stanistaus
Society OBLIGATED.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-20


When Will tho women 90 So to want
TO run eur Government
When viii pcttieoal5 rulo the courts
In o!avlr
When VIII attorneys cease to attack
the opposing witnesses III damage
Cases
.en Wilmington have sprluk.
Hing machinu2
When will one commissioners vote
beat iNo?
When will SOM people learu enough
10 hold tilrls tongues:
When VIII It ever TO so that tho tr!e-
phone gLrl cGut have tha lust sass
voFd2
When VIII eggs grow on goosebsrry
Wnen VIII wages grow bigger and
living less;
Wien Will the Junior reporter on tho
LEruHtlt AN leuru to Keep tho bed
Clothes on lin during tho night?
When Will the streets Of Wilmington
be kept cleaner thgl. thD-e Of thrsLOrP
Anen wIlI the electric ears he run
ming to Co ton i!eiglts2
When Val second street merchant
esase TO Spin dig fish yurns
Whom Will the people OF Wilmington
awaken TO thsfact that tho EI.tlBLICAN
10 he most ie.iabie daily In tho GityP
When are you going to turn city de
tectiye2
VI he'll arc the laAies OF tho Cen ury
Club going o lape the streets Vi WI.
mingt0n cisRuedy
Nhen Wi! HON Mcgorkls be d
Btreet un1 Sewgt Commissioner?
When viii the prayers Of the right
eoui b. llclria
Wien VIII Carmichael be elected
M Nj "a {. 1
When will The Wilmington MAJ.
chants awaRon to the fact that tile
q . only - mtlo5 lium ihiudnlphit
aGd act ac UrHinEllP
Nhe: viii the continued story in
the RtirGIlcAS 10 Huiehedg has hes
asked e.g reporter 81 often that he l..
bsc9n! K hL,dh.4dcI.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-20
THIRTY VILLAGES SUBMERGED.
A Popuious County in Spain Converted
Into q Vast Lake.


VIENNA, June e0.-The rains have be.
gun to fall again in the northeast, and
the situation in the flooded districts is
Worse than at any time since the trouble
commenced. The dam erected by soldiers
to prevent further flooding Of the Karwin
district has been carried away by the Inn
mense weight Of the water impounded be-
bind it, and the valley Of the oltu river
has been inundated.
The water is rising in the valley Of the
Wang river. Thirty villages are sub
merged. The town of Komorn, at the
mouth of the river, is in danger of being
inundated. The foundations of many
houses in the villages of Berigzeg and
Pistyan were undermined by the rapidly
flowing waters, and the buildings have
collapsed Three inhabitants of the viii
lagos were caught in the food and
drowned.
the populous county of Lipto, which
forms the upper part Of tho valley of the
Waag, containing about s6S square miles,
has been converted into vast lake. Many
residents of the valley have lost every.
thing they possessed, The carcasses OF
hundreds of domestic animals are flo ating
down with the current
A dispatch from Cracow, Austrian Ga
licia, states that floods in the commons OF
Wolowice caused a dam to give way,
carrying off 100 houses. The damage done
to crops was immense.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-20

Hugh Deuthie, OF No. 614lI Market
street. and Miss Sallie Hurlock OF
Clayton, were married at the home OF
The BRIDES parents there this afternoon
There were no attendants, but the
ceremony wac witnessed by a large
number OF the friends of the lmme.
diate families. The presents were
many and handsome and nfter we'd
ding supper. the newly welded couple
went ON trip to Washington. Mr..
Deuthle is brlcklayer by tIade and
will reside at No. 920 Lowering avenue
after July 10.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-20
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DIED.

DAsCnE In this city on the 18th OF June
larry, infant son OF " illlnm w. and
Kate l., bnscOe aged six months.
he.utivrs ami friends OF the family are
respectfully inyited to attend the funeral
from the residence OF his parents, Az
West Second street. on Thursday after
noon az O'clock. lntermeEL 1T the W |,
minPton Cemetery.
Gone but not forgotten.
.M AXwl LL-ln this city ON the 1871
Inst. Taylor. youngest son or Iohn und
sallte Maxwell, ngod 10 years.
The relatives and friends Of tho family
are respectfully Invited 10 attend this
iuncrnltrom the residence of his parents
No. lfgl Rodney street. on Wedn eslay
afternoon at O'Clock. Services al
the house. Intormcmt ut Mi. Salem Gene
terry. PM. papers pleuse copy.
GEM Clarence Newton Gem died on
tuesday. June 18th. aged months and
days.
The relatives and friends arc respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from
MS parents residence. M. 10 Buena
Vista strent on rhureduy. June elst
ut 40 o'clocR, Intermont in Ion.
hardy Cemetery.
A bud the gardener gave u.s.
\ pure and lovely child.
lie gave 1t TO our Keeping,
To cherish undecided,
But Just as 1t was opening
@ the q Org OF the day.
Down cam" the heavenly yard hner !
And took our bud away.
Our first In Heaven.
June 18th. 1904. James Walls
aged 10 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral from the residence OF
his son. jam W. Walls, No. 9l3 Tatnali
street.. ON Friday morning. Services al
the house on Thursday evening at :
O'Clock. Intcrment at iIdrTisv lie, Md.
Anyone wishing flower work for
funerals should call at Hayden's, ZOE
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-20
CRASHED INTO AN ICEBERG
The Schooner Rose Wont Down and
Twelve Lives Were Lost.

ST.. JoHN's, N. F., June 90 - The
schooner Rose, bound from Labrador for
Conception bay, collided with an iceberg
on Monday and went down almost imme-
dintely, carrying twelve persons with her,
The disaster occurred when the schooner
was about eight miles off Partridge point.
At the time OF the collision there was a
thick fog, and 1t was impossible for the
lookout to see n ships length ahead.
The Rose had crew of fifty-five per
sons, who were bound to Conception bay
to carry on the cod fishing industry. The
forty-three survivors jumped aboard the
berg as soon as the collision took place,
and remained there for several hours, suf-
fering terribly.
After they had almost abandoned hone
another fishing craft. which was bound in
the same direction, hove in sight, and
after considerable trouble they were taken
safely aboard and landed. The govern
ment has dispatched a steamer to take
them to their destination, The survivors
of the i'll fated craft are entirely destitute,
and an appeal in their behalf for charity
has been made.
Nearly all the drowned were relatives OF
each other, and in two instances whole
families were lost while the others that
found watery grave were the bread win
ners, upon whom large families depended
for their support.