Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-23
VOYAGE OF THE SHIP HUDSON.
, robn H. Smiths Narrative of the Return
E''' From a Mission in 1854.


i,uf years Of age WIN .t.....,.
w., ,i.,s,iet, Ireland. died OF heart disease
~, -, M About six p. m. many OF
~ V e,irts and others gathered on the
MI '"J .ide to witness a burial at sea-
80, ,be direction OF the FIRST mate
a., charles n. Knight, the body vas
,.,.b, 20 a midship lying on plans
s.it. bcen sewn up in canvas and a
g, spgicient to sink IL attached to
Wv. ,st one Of the sons OF the de-
..I read the burial service IN con-
l,y with the church OF Rome, and
wv ,sm,ins we're launched into the
wa, by raising one end Of the plank,
.,U ,fe body slid feet foremost into
gs deep blue sea and quickly dis
Nam passengers, having lost all appe-
a. ,or eating. islt truly thankful for
t,d of soup made from preserved
mott ,hlt had been on a voyage to the
,,,i.. REGIONS. twenty-five gallons were
IN. and distributed by Capt. pnts
J,.siIons Il was much appreciated by
al.
lime i.th-Thfough the kindness OF
r,,t Pratt wenty.cight gallons Of that
s,sp,,benIng soup were distributed.
Ipne ,oh-r Mes OF Rotterdam
t5. been very sick with fever for some
t,.snss coming on board, is now I'M
proving
lane l,rd-A son Of Brother and
sIsf Eaemcrli. aged one year two
month, and twcnty.oue days, in the
n.-i ward. died Of Inflammation Of the
boa,.s. At $50 p. m. the body
us, committed to the waves. con
Quoted the ceremonies IN German. Capt.
Pratt President Kay and others extend.
tdiheif sympathy TO the parents. They
returned their heartfelt thanks all VI
NHeh translated.
sunday. l5,h-At elcvcuu. m. meeting
on ihe man deck, the presidency gave
instructions and much good advice,
Monday l5,h-Sisiur Elizabeth kuiscr
|5l De ninth ward, aged forty years,
lao months, died suddenly Of disease ui
ibs heart. She was born 90 Canton
Zurich. Switzerland, leaves q husband
o1 blafd but no children. She died q
h1b.uI laUef-day Saint Of four years
u.nlng The burial took place st
gi6p. m, London lT.83, ! officiating.
u1s q'B-presidrnl ]. " Rays
vile y.els the sick below decks aud
ministers 20 them in her uotherIy way,
vh.gh causes many to rJJics ana bless
hgt
luns 18th Capt Pratt Mr. Massey
piH 0autf Of the Hudson, and rgesi'
Gent kay visited every Ward aud ind all
10 btUei coalition tlan expected, They
glyg ue German aud Dutch wards the
ptuul as beng In the best condition
40 council 900 the evening, the report
HliihHi all arc improving
sunday. July sid Meeting ON deck
as usual Much Improvement among
ihs tHut company. Much advice given.
Al0,htf child OF the German ward died
and tnice was held under my direc.
ton Bother Forer spoke comiOriingly
20 he parents. The body was com.
hi.iei 10 the waves at 3'5op, M, London
EYWrsL
Wednesday, July 6ih-Broiher Ulrch
Wak.grs vie, from Zsll. Canton.
Lln5h, SNitzerlani, gave birth TO q sou
alone a. co. both doing well. Al council
% ihe evening several cases " measles
we've reported. Today the ship was
thoroughly sprinkIed with taroiI as a
fJlOWigu July S,h-A confederate
s.tlmeT passed to leeward very slowly.
Sic was watched very closely. as her
movement seemed very suspicious.
Tuesday, t2-Dcaths; Emily Frances
hsUon from Chelleuham, England, age
uag yelI two months and twenty-five
days. buried az Gao p, M. President /,
~ bay uihgiltCd. lohn UlfiCh Wink.
Il' Of commissions, age six days buried
Gi9n0un, London IS 50 w.. Ellen W.
NHlon aged one year i've months
cured at $50 a. N. London SOL w. AT
jJ p, m, we came near running
aboard vessel, missing her by only a
eo1e shave, We feel that the Lord Is
S,lthIul over Ills own.
Wednesday, lB-Deaths. Bls,ian DE
AsAer aged three years, one month and
Ivy days. Holland, buried at S:sg p. m.
j, Nets oIhclated. Thursday, tI-Mar.
Fe' Papwouh from Cambria eshire,
Lnsiand died OF measles, age one year.
Nai m1nihs, and one day, buried al SA'
y m Below decks ali was spunkled
WIZ lime and tar OIL
Monday, July lS,h-At 4!yo o. m. the
plot came ON board, bringing new,
lipeiN To- the afternoon went TO tht
ueiman wards below deck and gave
g'm Instructions how TO proceed. when
Ws officers came on board and made
~ arrangements about money 10 be-
dahged
Tue day lgth-A steam tug took IN,
"'p Hudson in tow at "a. m. ant
anchored of Castle garden at gyd
w. We. Stalngs came ON board al
W. p M, lie addressed our councl
-,tNns and stayed ON board Tor lh,
Wednesday 2olh-P. A. Saskatchewan,
M 01ail early, A lighter came along
all saints with luggage went OF
.s'u l1e steamer ST. John nj live p. m
U4sAi'ed for Albany, $50 miles No III,
''sg'Iu river at o p. m.
I1lAlaE 2lst-ArTiyed at ALBANY. M
NV % W, The steamer having Ia.
la on the lower deck, was tnroBi
HA0ly crowded and there was n M.
lluet Tor sleeping. The luggage VA,
Ay4 10 the railroad station AN,
sb,s,r,iiu ei tons The people wen
c,. ,a. q nam consisting OF twcnty.luu
,o ' , aal started Tor Buffalo at one p. m
l,,u.aN 2and-AuiveI at Buffalo a
Fg's p 10. Crossed tue end OF LAX,
,pet a'eamerIugg was trauslerre,
ANY w. eals Of the Grand Trunk railwa,
d. START for Port Haron al eiph
ON ,Ge u',,aY71rd-Auiyed at Port Harol