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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

The following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot Of land with buildings
thereon ur TED. situated In the "a ) OF VIZ
mi on aforesaid, oun1 ed and descr Ibed as
follows / wi
beginning at point at the distance OF 20
feet ster.y ir III tie westerly eide of
BruOiDe 81 Get anu at II Assistance OF 90 feet
incRes nurthuriy from tue northrriy allie of
Third str ct; thence Westerly nrallel with
4 IT'D ST. ct All pHssin through The centre
OF IL eject inch alley between the hou O on
this lot an tue house al oIaing o the south
81 feet to n corne, :thenue northerly paraeI Iel
with BrUoune street n feet inches 10 IL COR
ner; tuence eusterly parallel with Third
street i.4u plsSin iii. o., h the IN udl of the
division wall " this aaA tue house nd joiplny
on the north s5 feet to Il sta 80 = lcet ives =
ly from ~ westerly 81 lie Vi Btoo ne 81 cot !:
tn ice thereby southcrIy IL feet inches pa
alieltO brOOme treet u 10 place OF begi y
MIN, be the CO tie ia th Ieof VIVA they NAV
seizel and tux II IN eNrc ton us tue prop
erty # job 5MenIey, surviving MOI. 4 aRor OF
John Meh,ep AMI Jane Hca ey, anu john Me =
ley. administrator o, jane Mealey, deceased
and W right King, I, ~ and to be sid uy
PAT l. GlLl.S' Sheriff,
Sherfs Office Wilmington, Del. Dcceln.
her u. 1894.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

Over two million OF dollars In gold were
shipped for Europe to-day. This drain
will go out until our present thanking
system shall DO changed or until the bal
nnne of trade shall DO greatly In our favor.
The evil system may be traced to the
breaking down OF our industries through
the laundering OF the President and his
euDportera
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

1t Is grave CT ~ TO pay mans tax.
but 1t Is all ra-sAt for Collector DIckey to
give hundred of tax receipts to impecu-
NOUS Democrats without money and
without price. OF course Dickey ia hon.
est and would do nothing wrong unless
forced to do 1t by the heelers and thugs
who control his actions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22
SATURDAY. pncrnprn ga, 1894.
WILLIAM MlcaAnL BrasE's address b

WILLIAM MicaAEL BYnNE's address DO.
fore tho Reilly Lyceum Association. on
Thursday evening, was listened to with
great attention. He says; my own opin.
lou Is that the State should afford ample
facilities for free education, and the OK.
pense OF such cd cation should be borne
by Catholics and Protestants and unbe.
levers alike. whether or not they send
their children to tho schools. The State
should not insist upon any particular
phase OF religious instruction violative OF
our constitution. the ouly object OF the
State being TO secure the education Of its
citizens.
II the free schools OF the Episcopa lians
OF the Catholics afford education shat is
approved by the State I see no injustice
IN rswarding the private free teachers for
their work.
We beg to differ from Mr.. Bryne in re-
gard to the State helping In anyway to
support sectarian schools. Our Levy
Court or Legislature has no right under
the constitution to appropriate one penny
OF the peoples money to support
Methodist Episcopalian. Baptist or
Catholic school. Tho public sohvo!s have
bee created and supported by the people
Irrespective Of religious inolinations and
sre open to every child In the city OF vii .
mington. II anybody wants anything
better or different they should pay for it
out Of their own pooketbook and not out
Of tho public treasury.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

Now Champion j. J. Corbstt says that
pugiliBm has reaohad its highest point
aud FROM nov on Will gradually decline,
and the light between himself aud Fltz.
simmons will DO the last great battle Of
the ring. Tue deaths of three mon in the
ring withia few n bnth5 has nearly Ge.
cided GorLett IN withdrawing from he
ring aftei the tight with Fitzsimmons.
That puglilsm is accompanied by fatal
results goes without saving, and this fact
more than anything else Will drive II out
OF the sports.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22
On TUESDAY,.
THE Sth DAY OF JANUARY. 1895,
At2o'cloclS D, M,


The following described real estate. viz:
AL that certain lot of land with n three
story bil ck dwelling thereon ere cted. siIuat-
cd In the city Wilmington aforesaid,
bounded and utslri ned as IlIuws to wit:
beginning at Il STAKE OH the easterly side OF
French sire. {, between Secund aud Third
streets. at the middle OF the division vail
between this aud Adjoining house on the
north and at the distance 4 20 feet incncs
IRON the southerly SHE of nird sire 't /;
thence by The same asu,'rly l16 feet in to
IA sta q III the middle distance ,elween Frecch
and Walnut streets; thence along tn" aa
middle distance southerly ~ feet TO n stake
In iIIiUm iiare's inc; thence herewith
westerly I!6 feet ! inch u the aforesaid SIDE
OF French street; aud tbence thereby nurtn-
eIlv IL feet tot place Of beginni u, be tho
copte IS thereof wat they may. with 80
exclusive right q use lore, or of n ree-
feet.fOur tIca wide alley lending into h I'd
street ..s
Sc zed and taken In execution as TIL prop
erty oil Caleb Pyle. surviving xecutur of
Js sse Pyle. d ceased. murtga COR. aud q eo
q. Pyle ard Joseph Croe,. l., and "a lie sold
by PAU. GiLLlS Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. Wilmington. uel Dec IN =
b II. 1874, d&2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

We would say Tor tho bsneg. of the
Philadelphia correspondent from our
city that Mr.. J. Edward AdIlcks ls mem.
ber of tho Young Mems Republican Club.
and does not need a HneclIt invitation.
The correspondent ST. I'll be more aGcur.
Alto when seElias paper Delaware
news. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

SENATOR David Bennett Hill wants the
rules Of the Senate altered go tnat the
Democrats. as he puts IL. ctn d. some
business. In his speech Hill reiterated
what he sold at the last session In favor
OF change in the rules to close debate.
md also in favor OF counting members
present and net voting Tor the purpose of
making n uoruni. Hin Is now a back
number. lie, lac to Idnnany organizl.
now going oil Ia New York before tho
Lexow Committee has BOUNDED the death
blow o Tamlnany.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22
ON TIES Az,
THE sTH DAY OF JAs UARy. 1895.
At 2o'clucs, b. m,


The following described real estate, viz
All that certain lot piece or PAL eel OF land
wi h frame dwtlIi ny and stable thereon
erected. sit Iute'i in the city OF NIlminRt On,
county of New tustls aud Slate of bclHware
known as 1919 est -Four /. stIeeL Loundei
ami oscribcd as follow, to wit:
lie .iuuing ut II point ON he uortherIy side
of fuur h str ., ut the distance OF 100 teet
westerly I On the westerly side II Lincoln
stleet' thence nOrtheriy and parallel with
LII coin street lJ5 feet ! snch a stnk O;
the W ster.y and parallel with Fourth
st Get p feet to another sake; tn nee south :
eriy aud bara lei with rITicoln st eet l35 f. ct
inch T. the aforesaid iorIheriy side OF
Fourth street; and thrncd ,ereDy easterly 80
fe ITO he place of b ginning, be the con.
tents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In EXECUTION as the prop.
er al sarah j. GrinnaEe and John Grim
mage, her husband, murtyagor and I. ts.. and
to be sold by
PAUL GILLis. Sheriff.
Sherin's Office Wilmington, Del, Decem-
Dor u 1894 DE-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

SEVEN years ago President Cleveland
com planned of the difficulty Of managing
tho largo surplus In the Treasury, but
now he finds it much more annoying to
manage the deficiency. Poor fellow, he ID
now cutting his eye teeth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

You will find tho largest stock and best
assortment oI winter uuderwa al nd
city at Ross 2iD NJ irKet street. a. Drees
guaranteed ! y "west. Before purch
ing elsAwherel COX At the celebrated Gus
tenhnry heath underwear. pure wool
SILK liMleh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

Mrs. A. McFarlane, who occupies the
Schwondemnh fdrm, near the Red Clay
Creek Pres ytsrlan Church. Mill Creek
HuntlIet. wlil sell her stock, farming
uten Ia, ttc.. at public sale on Saturday
alter uyuIl, the 10Th Inst
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22
BUYERS have settled beyond

y dispute-the Suits and
Overcoats they are buying from
us for S5 and 1915 are the
best value to be had.
When we ask you to save hall
your money you can depend on
getting even more than you ex.
pect.
In these days of less work and
less wages it's worth your know.
ing that we are selling positive.
ly Atwood Mems Suits and
Overcoats for IS and 1915.
Thousands and thousands have
been sold because they are the
best. Other stores have tried
to catch on with poor goods,
but the people spending their
money know a thing or two.
A marvellous S. worth--those
OlSter OvercoatS.
That cover you with warmth
from chin to heels. We never
sold a more highly appreciated
Overcoat Well.to-do men buy
for themselves and take one
along for friends. Hired men,
coachmen, watchmen, drivers
the Overcoat for everybody.
Specially SO on account of cost
and comfort Never since
clothes have been sold has 80
much been bought for IS.
One of the Greatest Bargains
is the Swagqer, Swell, Satin
yoked Blue Kersey Overcoat,
$12.
There may be plenty Over.
coats for $l2. But, not like
ours. First, our own true
make. Next, the material is
Absolutely All.Wool and full
Indigo.
Today, you can buy as good
Black Dress Suit as ninety men
in every hundred wish to WEAR
Cost you $l2.
These are exceptional prices
necessarily SO. A Partner
Interest to be settled.
These are exceptional prices
necessarily so. A Partners
Interest to be settled.
These are exceptional prices
A Partners Interest to be
settled.
If we sell Mems Clothing at
such wonderfully low prices
what do you think we can do
for BOYS! Certainly equally
low prices.
Largest Boys Suits, SIS.
Overcoats, So. Smaller Boys
Suits, So Overcoats, 81.
Largest Boys Suits, SIS.
Overcoats, S.. Smaller Boys
Suits, So. Overcoats, 81.
No running down in quality.
The same Absolute All.Wool.
On the purchase Of $15.OC
worth, we pay railroad excur'
sion fare from Wilmington &c
Philadelphia and return.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

Headquarters for wreaths. evergreens and
mistletoe; also OIL Friday and Saturday a
line lot OF turkeys. ducks aud chickens.
CABTRIDGE Il WHoRToN
s. W. Cor. a. h and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

Captain Sweeney. o. S. A. San Diego.
Cal, Gays 'Shiioh's CatGrrn Remedy Ia
the first medicine have ever found that
would 40 me any good" Price 59o.
Sold by Y. b. Danforth. Druggists 5. =.
Cor. seeond and MarKct Streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

A CARD-DurinE necemher we will sell
n the finest opttra. = 0 ia at prices which
will enable all t. buy cheap but Wi "a lie
Christmas gift, Our ainnit.on TO sell only
tho hest perfect hitting Rlua,cs hes beeu APP
preciAtcd ny our manY patron aud though
Tue prices are low, you will hnl our goods
he best and onr lenses the Il lost crystal.
Solid gold giasses 81 reduced fran 81 Steel
elasses soc rclueed from ST. Opera giasses
si.50 Eyes examined Tree by iir. HoegrIs.
berger BIC Market streof. Opert lIodse.
Every glass guaranteed AID changed tree.
u!R.ait
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

And pound cakes. German sprlngerle and
Iebkuchen. Also all kind oil line cakes for
the holidays at e. Yettsr's bakery. No. II
East Fourtn streoi.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

CuERIFF'S SALE-By virtue or a writ of
~ Levarl Facias. to me directed. will lie ex-
posed puUiic 8 10 AT tue Court Hou se,
ON Marked street between 10Th aud eleventh
streets. in the lily OF Wilmington, Now
Castle county, Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

l,HEEIFF'S SALE-By virtue OF a writ OF
- Ievah Facin.. To me directed, will lie
exposed 10 pubic sale. at the ourI House
on Market street between Tent aud Eleventh
streets In the city OF Wilmington. New Castle
county, Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

SAND-Building and Furnaces.
- JON NJ. SOLOMON.
Oihce No. y Wosl Third street.
Phones 1l6 dad 2o3,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

Fer DrsashisL asthmatie ana PuIsssuary
Csnplsint& "Brosons bronchial Tfochesp
have remarkable curative propsrties Sold
IN 0ozss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22
ON TUESDAY.
THE Sra DAY OF JANUARY. 1895,
... at . O'Clock p. H..

The following describe real es:ate. viz:
All that certain lot or pieee of Land with a
three-stUri brick dwelling thereon erected
situated IN the city oil WtltEln- ton, bounded
and described Us tOllows TO wit;
LeginnlnG at II point on the uogtherly side
of Twelfth street at the dl, nlct OF 81 fert
cas- eriy from tie eIster!y 81 IL OF Washing
ton street thence noTtheriy parAlIc. to
washing on street la1 Ieet tra bonn in thu
nortleriy side al Twelfth street aud theuue
thereby westerly p feet TO the pace OF be-
ginning, be the contents thereof what they
may,
seized aid taken IN execution as tn prom
erty Of William NJ. Pyle aud Ca.uar n L.
Pyle. his wife. mortgaYorand t.ts.. d I'd to be
sold by
PAUL GlLLIS sheriff.
sberins ONCE. W ilmington. Delaware.
December. u. 1894. d22
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

1t Ia reporter that John L. salisbury
wishes the Democratic Senators to de.
cline to meet and organize. and thus pre-
vent the Inauguration Of Mr.. Marvi. in
which event Mr.. Reynolds would con.
tinue to perform the duties of Governor.
We presume that NJ. salisbury nas more
sense than to originate such s;heme
with tho expectation of being able to
carry it out successfully. Senator Pyle
was seen by reporter. and he declared
that the Democrats In Now Castle County
do their lighting at the polls, and when
they are beaten they submit like men.
This Ia rather rough on the Democrats of
Sussex, who are running around and act.
Ing like babies. II John I. does not re-
pudiate the whole plot IL is high time the
fool Blller should visit Dover.
SUCH things as the accidental shooting
OF Bertha Pryor 10y revolver IN tine hands
OF Edward Wardell colored. on Thursday.
should not be of such frequent occurrence.
The careless handling OF lire arms which
accompanied by fatal results should
not 10 entirely unpublished, A lazy should
be passed making it IA misdemeanor to
handle firearms or point a Supposed
empty gun or revolver at a person. For
Wardell's carelessness In all probability
Bertha Pryor will lose her life. Wardell
at his trial before Judge Ball on Friday
morning was held without hail to await
the result OF the girls Injuries.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22
ATTENTION.

MONEY TO LOAN at 5 per ceat.
MoRTG &c ES for safe. good par cent
HOUSES in exchange tor lots.
LOTS In exchange for hol. sos
Hot SIS Tor sale on monthly payments
HOUSES In all pirts OF the city on easy
terms FOR SALE OR RENT,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

The following described real estate. va:
All That certain tract of land with a two.
story brick DWELLING house thereon erected
situuteh IN this city ofW lining on u:orcsaiI
itnu uoundeI ana aes ;tlbel 40 folio stu Is il ::
BeElnhing at q point on the westerly side
OF Tdtnail street ut tue lis anco Of 81 fe
nortseilS rom the nUrtherly side Uf Twelfth
street AMI runnhS thenoi westerly parni oil
with tNelIin rect and passing lhr otIuh t,e
middle OF the division walls between this an d
the 10 use adJoihiaR o the ,uth IS feet to
me u idhle oi l0-tdet wide al ey opening
into Twelfth ami Thlrteenth stIeeis: thcnce
thereby northerIy and parallel with T,tnatl
street ~ ieet. iben y . $ erly an parallel
with Twelfth rect sJreet TO he sid n IL of
Ihtnall street and thhn"e hereby sputneriy
~ feet to the place r beginning Ia tine con
tents thcr OF what tbby may.
seized and taken In cxep liiton as the prop =
erty OF Ida +. onrtney, mortgagor and
Anna ". Chrlsty and john V. Christy her
husband. {. t''s. and tb be sold by
FAuL GILLiS. Sheriff.
sherin ofhce. WILMINGTON. Del, Decem-
her u, 1894. dec-aa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

A Man In every section to sell staple
IA goods to deaiers; cx 5eri' nee unneers-
sary best SIDE line. fTh0O Il month Salary
and cx enses or lnrpe commission ma ie For
sealed part Gulars send stamp. CLiFToN soar
AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Cincinnati
o, nl9-ly-w.3
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

IL fixtures dong iarse cash business.
No bad billa Address butcher this ONCE.
d10-aff
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22

CNHERItFS SALE.-BY VlRTUE OF A
= writ Of Levari FHclas to mo dli eeted
will be exposed TO puDlis sale at the
Court House. on Market street, between
Tenth ant Eleventh streets, Ia the city oil
Wilmington. New Castle county. Del,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-31

sfraeisons Of the court, or TIA. there had
oeen such errors in the trial af the eause
rs 70 justify rehearsng. The motion was
aeeosusngsy overrulsi. and sAe couaty at
torney having waived the formslisy Of a
Srstten motion IN arrest OF Judgment such
motion xss made rally by III. 4. Eairchiid,
isensees principal attorney, on precisely
sae same grounds as those covered by the
defendants demurrer which the cour, had
overraled prior TO the commencement OF
the trial. This motion was Immediately
denied ard the court proceeded TO pas.
Judgment after strong appeal for ieniency
oy Mr.. Fairchiid, who called attention
particularly TO the jury's Recommendation
to mercy and the defendants crippled
condition. and argued further that there
Was absolutely no evidence OF criminal in
tent In so tar as the law says such intent
may be presumed from the simple failure
TO account. independent Of any explana-
non. The conrt highly commented the
ability and diligence displayed BY the at
torneys for the defense, and in dissharging
wnaf he said was the very painful duty of
passing sentence said that only the de-
fenoants previous enviabie reputation,
the correctness of his books and the iury's
recommendation TO mercy prevented him
from imposing the extreme penalty of the
law. Notice Of appeal was gwen and the
amount OF the bail bond fixed at $4,000.
admitted TO be the largest bond ever re-
qutred for similar action in this state.
he opinion seems 10 be general that the
court strained the quality OF mercy" in
passing judgment. and lsensee ought to
consider himself in great luck to get of SO
easily.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-31

Tacox.. March 30. Especial. - Mrs.
John r. Long has filed suit for divorce.
This time she alleges he has property
valued NJ so 600, and she asks for . siiyi-
sion OF IL. She also asked for and secured
an order preventing Mr.. Long from sscur.
ing s2,gs in county warrants due him.
Some time ago she asked for settlernsnt
from Mr.. Long, but did not ask for dl.
yorre.
William Isonderdaie Was held In 81 .O0
bonds today for passing . counterfeit silver
dollar. Louderdals IL supposed to Dc m
assumed name.
The county commissioners have decided
70 se, aside ths tax levy for 1898 20 pay
outstanding indebtedness up 10 septsm-
ber s.
Tomorrow ths Orcutts will plead not
guilty 30 the charge Of nnrdsring Bill
Cush man AZ Lake Tapps.
A receiver for the spansxsy Lumber
and Manufacturing Company vas applied
for today.
Georgs Eabanks, son-in-fs~ OF ex-Nayor
Woods, OF Cantrslis. shot DAVID Black
well through the wrlss last night. Eupanas
was arrested. lie elsinss Hlsck sesi. tho
Is soa OF Deputy sheriff Blackwell.
struck him. Blackwell szYs y hen he
raised his arm EuEssaks shot.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-31

WHATcox. March o. Special Philip
". Isea STE. the desauiting ex.treasarer-o -of
tue ciEy oi New Whateom. convicted OF
me emoezx.suent Of <.s1.0ss, OF the pualic
money. not one cent et - hieh has vet been
refunded, wAs tnis morning sentences by
sa3ge " .nn 10 four year, Imprisonment
80 aarl isosr IN tie state penisea tia-y Al
" ALA WAlIa- Immediately after the open
ing % court one or t@o minor matters
we're disposed Of and the co8r; then de-
pied the melton for new trisl, which was
argued Yesterday. The 1cAEs expressed
tae ops n3an shat she defendant had hsd a
'asr and impartial trial IN every respect.
au3 fiaas the flood gates bad b~en thrown
oEea" FOR the admission a. aAI evidence
that eeUid gssssle.y 10 III BIS favor lie
aAa nos ne4ieve that bis case had been
rsssaaieed ey sny OF the rulings or ia-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-31
When the Bark Capsized They
Got Into a Lifeboat.
PICKED UP BY A PASSING SHIP.
The New Residence Of DR.. Bagley. at
BENTON, Destroyed by Fire.
and Msnes Compelled 90 shut Down
by the snawsiides as C9ar d'Alene
-Boodler Isensee Gets -Four Yeara

saS FRAscfscc. March 30-Ths ship
John C. Potter. from Sanaimo, arrived in
port tonight. having on board Cape. Daw-
son and thirteen of the crew of the British
bark Archer. abandoned of Cape Flattery
March is. The men tell a story OF almost
incredible hardships aud of thrilling es-
cape from a capslzed bark only alter great
difficulty and danger.
The bark left Victoria March Il. After
leaving the Straits March Is, very heavy
snowstorm was encountered. The storm
kicked up wild sea. The naintopsaii
was carried away. While the men were
aIoit an unusually violent sq1agi struck
the ship. the ballast shifted and the
ship listed. The men managed 10
reach the deck just as the vessel was
overs helmed by 3 tremendous sea. turn
ing her Clean over en- her broadside. An
drew Anderson, carpenter. and A. b. Ev-
ans, seamen, were carried away and
drowned. The crew managed to cut
away the weather ianyards, and all the
masts went over the sides The men sue
ceeded IN climbing outside and eIinging to
the poop. Their position was one of
great peril. aud to add 10 their terrors fire
broke out IN the cabin. The ship seemed
also to be sinking. and 1t appeared to be a
question only rs to whether the crew
wouid first be overcome by fire or water.
Finally seaman, Wilbur Royden, was
lowered into the cabin and there he
managed 10 put oet the fire. An
attempt was made to launch the life
boat. As the boat left the vessel four of
the crew sprang aboard, leaving their un-
fortunate companions holding to the side
of the wreck. With much effort life
buoy was rigged TO log line and then
passed TO the life boat. By holding on
to the buoy and springing into the
water the men were one by one
hauled aboard the boat. The snow squalls
we're yet violent. and much suffering was
endured. Only two oars we're aboard the
boat. Fortunately the ship John c. Pot
ter hove IN sight halt an hour after the es-
cape from the vessel. and. responding to
their signals of distress. took the men
aboard. kindly cared for them and brought
them to this city.