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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

On AuCuHt 20, September 10 and "a.
tho Burlington Route will sell round
trip tickets at very low rates to points
in Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Utah,
tho Dakotas. Wyoming, Black Hills and
other western points. For particulars
call on your agent, OF address
D. o. IvEs, General Passenger aud
Ticket Agent, ST, Louis, Mo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19
DR.. Mica Pain Pills stop Headache,

DlAmmGA should DO stopped prompt.
~. II soon becomes chronic. DO
WiLts Collie und Cholera Giro Is olcc.
two, snio and certain. Hundreds Of
testimonials boar witness to tho virtue
Of this groAt medicine. II eau always
be depended upon, ilS uSO caves timO
and money. Logan Drug Co.. Wheel.
ing W. Va, u. i. Peabody, BonWond,
and Bowie & Co., bridgeport, y. Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19
~ THF rniMEAN wan

In tho Crimca WolSOloy froso and
starved alternately, So did tho ontirO
forcD, rs oil tho world knows now. The
Envish cOmmissariat has always DOS.
Sossod a genius tor not knowing how
n do IN that IL truly colossal. No won.
dor WolsBley ragged. That other Irish.
man, Russell, then correspondent Of tho
London Times. wrote tho awful, CHASTITY
truth to his paper There was no tUle.
graph 10 speak OF them. Dolanc, Of tho
limos, dared not print "Bull Run" Rus.
aell'a lclt0ta 40 hH wrote lllum. 80 they
wore edited" until tho little TriBhman
swoTo that Hnhnbs thUy wuru pubiishod
rs sent no would como homo and pull
tho political hou'O down about Lord
Phlnoratou'a eats.
III this he was aided and Allotted by
WulsolOy, who had been badly wound.
Cd twice, and lOst tho Hlght oil an pyo.
y was an odd accident that did II.
WolHeloy-Captnir Of his company
was watching some heavy Russian siel
hfo. a by Bi.pouud shnl landed very
noar III IN aud his gnafd-hO was officer
o. tho day. Aa II exploded II drove
m' Of Hrnvnt into WolsOlcy'a loft eye,
ana IN second destroyed IL forever,
You cannot obHoryO any difference In
tho Two eyes At Afst gInhee, hut ono has
been dark Tor forty years
inc Ctinean war had inAt ended.
When onlnOua murluuA Wesa heard all
over lndla. They hal benn heard bn.
tore and nothing had happenod. But
this time II meant aonetLinu. IA ,nennt
that 3O,WO,OO0 A.ialiCs. Win lwsnty
regiments ol drilled men among them,
intended TO swcOp England into tho
BnN" ahh bit tnt old Sir Patrick Grant,
whose place WolgOlOy succeeded TO tho
olhOr days llayOlOhk "Lltilo Jimmie"
0ultam, who WRa oHss rejected rs 50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

AIhantosland was hia nsxt order. In.
stead OF carrying with him a lot of un.
seasoned Britons to fight cannibuliBtlc
niggorI that You could never catch,
Wolseley took the three regiments in
the English army composed OF West
indian negroes, commanded by white
officers, and lot OF South African ma.
tive mounted police, with two "soa.
soBed" white regiments. Il was an
awful country for u dandy" to serve In,
but Wolselsy know how TO live himself
and to keep hia men alive. lie captured
Coomassee; destroyed the great mud
palace OF tho AShnntee sovereign; set
free 1000 captives which this king was
going to sacrifice at his next great feast,
and came we'll ont Of tho job Of making
the Best Negro king" understand no
could not plun1er the British trader
with impunity whenever tho spirits
rum gonerally-movsd him. For this
Wellesley was made full colonel, 70.
ceivcd tho thanks Of parliament and u
gilt Of G2j,0O0, England is always prac.
teal, and never gives . man much
rank unless she donates proper sum
10 cash TO keep It up properly.
For Tel III Kabor, Ia 1882, which WAS
fought by Gen. Sir Archibald AIlison's
lIighlanders, Wolseloy was made lieu.
tenant general, got $4,000 moro from
Parliament, aud was created a paOr-
baron Wol'olsy Of Cairo and County
Stafford, where an estate was bought
for him.
II was not Wolssley's fault that no
was three dayI too late in eating up 10
Kharlonn 10 relieve Gordon, and II was
partly Gordon's own fault that he was
killed..
However this may be, It 10 tho cause
Of biltOr ieud bOtweSn Wolseoy aud
Gladstone. As premier Mr. Gladstone
should have promptly given Welssiey
his orders and tlion hold him response.
bio for their execution. Gladstone,
hoWovor, backed aud tlllcd-ha wanted
to and no didn't-and so delayed Vol.
solCy that the Mia grew low for navlga.
ton aud tho throO stOrnwhonl steam.
boats no had built from American
models OF Louisiana bayou boats, fur.
nishod by Con. Beaufegarl, we're draw.
ing too much water to steam up to
Khartoum. hut ho did good doal.
lilo steadily held Esynt. thus saving TO
tho cRpitatist many millions in intorSAt
aud principal on bonds that but for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

Nobody nOod Layo Neuralgia. Get DR.. Miles,
Pain PILLS from drugEbl7 "ohc cent q dOsn,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19
PLUMBING, ETC.

A Fal Line 81 ihe Celebrated -----
SNOW STEAM PUMPS
kept Constantly on Hand
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-27

TUTI UIUUTIT
tionr-W.u Vatered Am Others.
c,,,c.oo LII, ak rho ,.,,>.ts ne q.
~~Nf - ~ 49, - - -
inc conuitlon OF crops througnoue the
country, and the general influence OF
weather on growth publication and
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10 'oe'' 49, e.s'''s '''",'o ~ ny -
rectors OF the oincrent state Wenther
services. The reports and synopsis
telc0rnnhed IN Chicaoo ara ma follows.
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assn.as-'v.s $4,000 "euN ~. 20 "'o's,
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80. a 2, ~ ~. ~, 80, ~ s,,,narn 90 nars,v
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cut "a northefn countess tnrosners no" ~
"Vsn 20. ~, ssss ~" - IA p'o =,
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meou ~ no.enetn mai 49," oNse"s'fo.s
iousco, npen,ns Slowly ssle" nc.sy. nosus
konoraly nnhns ~oll sofn. po."eoos enu
pastures NUN lnpiosou nSss NV naN
nntsoas JUST ochun, 10y ssoMs eens'Aso
iknss "ntn, Su"snins wce'ue' noouoe'
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my 'ers IAplu,S noa', os.soy "nu 20 a.
lnk narVcsseu' Sosn uo'us "o'l n'S'"S ="
pIosress WIN lsns olop
south Dssoea--l . ul purasu'v oe'o~ noa.aa.
hnu raihieu apous nornnaL re., " Sopsous
showers ovsr o1se po'tion kroesS pononsva
.o'n' po'seves, 49,. 49,, ,,,
over the ur1usney u,s1rve oass 49,
euFanoou "ne"s i'Po""s '"P"'s ""e ~"
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NeorasAa- " os,nes wv m. ~. ...h ''
sraln narsos. woil auNHnsou ~ :" sousn.
eastern soc'ion nus uoou =. ~ 1850. .'ss
anu some Few pisocs ny pssos l .u, ,'"..
Az o'ner scoeons .ss.o = "ny 49,.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-27
BOYCOTT FOR BANKS.
General Master Workman Sovereign Isl
sues n Manifesto.


sues a Manifesto.
WASHINGTON, July GA morning
paper prints the outlines ofa manifesto
to be issued by General Master
Workman Sovereign OF the Knights
of Labor for the boycott of all
national banks. IL viii be addressed
TO the Knights of Labor, the FARM
ers' Alliance, the peoples party,
Reform club and kindred societies, ro-
citing 1.-THE wrongs of the toiling thou.
sands, and their sufferings at the hands
OF the money-making power" and q
call for boycott of national bank
notes I'm all dealings between individ-
uals. 1t is to go into effect Septem-
Der /.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, July "a. "A. work.
ingman. who refused TO give his name.
declined TO accept $i5 in national
bank notes in payment of bill at
the post Office Saturday. Assistant
Postmaster Cruikshapk then rendered
him other money, which he accepted.
The strangers conduct was in obedi-
ence to Grand Master Sovereign's order
To boycott national bank notes, and
has been the first and only effort here
to enforce the boycott.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-27
FOR AND AGAINST.
THE wordy Battle Takes Place in Chicago
--"Coin's Financial school" the Gen.
ter OF Discussion synopsis of
the Arguments.



CHICAGO. July eolThursday's Harvey
Horr debate was marked by considerable
ncr!mony en- the part Of both speakers In be-
ginning, nir, Herr said he, had personal ex-
pianatio1 10 make he quoted the following
paragraph from his opponents argument OF
Wednesday:
These principles are for tho selfish inter
ests OF money lenders and Mr.. Horr Is here ad-
vocating them"
Mr.. Horr said nc took this as a reflection on
his character He continued;
II am rot money lender I have no inter-
est IN any bank or other institution OF like
character was raised on farm, aud my
first work was done for $40 a month used 10
dig bitches for living and was at one
time brakeman on n railroad When
I was elevated 70 the position OF bag
Qagemnster II was the proudest moment OF my
life. therefore come into this debate as my
friend will ind out before be gets through, 70
advocate those principles which VIII be FOR
the best interests OF the working classes from
have no prejudice against any man who has
been more fortunate than L do not think a
man is necessarily scoundrci because he
saves more than he spends. even go so far
az 20 say q man can be q director OF national
bank and still maintain his integrity"
Mr. Harvey explained that when he said Mr.
Horr advocated the principles OF money-lend-
crs. he did not mean TO say Mr.. Horr himself
was y-icnder He thought, however.
IA giving the history OF HIS life, Mr.. Horr
should not have omitted 70 state that he had
ut one time been bank president.
Mr.. harvey also said: mr.. Horr and numer-
Gus employees OF newspaper corporations and
other corporations are In part many OF them,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-27

American SCHOONER HIf<A Upon ~ Span
IAN Cunboat.
BREAKwATEn. Del. July 25.-Capt.
Quick, of the American schooner Carrie
Il. Lane. upon his arrivalhere Wedncs-
day night had tale TO tell about
a thrilling encounter in Cuban
waters with a Spanish gunboat
Two shots were fred at the
Lane by the man-of-war, and
one of the schooner's crew narrowly
escaped being killed by one Of them.
The vessel was made TO heave TO and
give an account of herself before being
allowed TO proceed. The schooner was
off Cape Antonio and making good
time before stiff breeze, when
on the 18th inst. she sighted steamer
flying the Spanish flag following her.
While he was making up his mind what
course TO pursue puff of smoke curled
up over the steamers port bow
and round shot whistlcd uncomfort-
ably close TO the schooner's main
mast and plunged into the water on
the lee quarter. Capt Quick gave the
order to haul in sail and bring the yes
sci 10. While this was being done one
Of the crew ran out on the bowsprit. As
he stood there the gun on the Spanish
warship doomed again and another
shot sped on its way toward the Amer
lean craft, this time coming so close TO
her that the sailor on the bowsprit
swears he distinctly felt the wind
caused by its rapid flight
The Lane soon came to a dead stop,
and the gunboat drew up under her
quarter boat was lowered and four
Spanish marines. under the command
OF lieutenant In the Spanish
fully armed and their leader
very civilly lifted his hat
and demanded to know from what port
the Lane had sailed, and whittier she
was bound. Capt. Quick gave the re-
CURED information. No further search
was made and the vessel was permitted
TO continue on her course without fur
ther molestation.
Capt Quick says that he could not
get the name of the gunboat. He adds
that after the first shot was fred at
the Lane he caused the stars and
stripes 10 be hoisted at the peak, but
the only response the Sparards made
was second shot The gunboat did
not hoist her colors until after the first
shot was fred.
WASHINGTON, July 25.--TAe govern
ment officials here have received no i'm
formation in regard TO the firing on
the schooner Carrie T. Lane by a
Spanish war vessel off Cape Antonio.
The general opinion of naval officers
vino read the report of the affair as
described by Capt. Quick is that the
Spaniard did not exceed his authority
in overhauling the schooner. if'thc lat
ter was in the territory of Cuba. The
Spanish government, it is held, is men
aced by the danger OF the landing of
filibustering expeditions on the Cuban
coast. and in exerting itself TO prevent
such landing has right To overhaul
and learn the character of any vessel
within the 3-mile-limit that might be
suspected of having on board those en-
tertaining designs against ahe govern
ment or n cargo intended for the in
surgents.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-27

Cloudburst I'm PcnnsyIyanIa.

CoSSEfLsvILLE. Pa, July 25.-The
destruction In this region wrought by
the cloudburst Monday night Is worse
than at first reported. The loss will
reach over $4,000. The cloudburst
occurred in the mountain dis
tricts, south OF Dunbar, and
for two hours the water poured
into the valleys and ravincs at the base
of Chestnut Ridge. At Dunbar, Gist
run and Dunbar creek unite and both
streams were filed with floating logs
and debris. The borough bridge gave
way, after damming up the water,
causing the banks 90 overflow and
food the town. All the bridges ia
town were borne away in the torrent.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-27
STEAMERS COLLIDE.
Scores Perish In Italian Waters mt Dead
of Night.


LA sPIEzzrA, Italy, July GA ter
rible accident, resulting In the loss OF
las lives, occurred near the mouth of
the Gulf of Spezzia. At 1880 n. m. the
steamers 0rtigia and Maria II. ran into
each other and the latter yes
sci was so badly damaged that
she sank in very short time.
The Maria p. had on board. In addition
TO her crew. IT'S passengers. bound
from Naples for the River Plate, by
far the larger part of whom were
emigrants. The night was pitch dark
when the collision occurred and
the scene on board the sinking steamer
almost dcfies description. Most OF the
passengers were asleep in the hunks at
the time, and were awakened by the
crashing OF the steamers mates. deck
beams and deck planhs. They were
panic-stricken and rushed pell-mell
on deck, where they ran hither and
thithsr calling upon the saints to save
them.
SPEzzrA, July 24.-Additional de-
tails OF the collision between the
Italian steamships Ortigia and Maria
Il. and the sinking Of the latter in the
gulf Of Genoa, include the testimony
of the loolxouts on both vessels that
they sighted each other too late TO
avert the collision. Each also charges
that the captain and mate of the other
vessel were asleep in their hunks when
they should have been on deck.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-27

the silver 37iH grains IN tho silver
dollar" and with silver remonetized. and
just and equitable standard OF values. We can,
II necessary. by act OF congress reduce the
number OF grains Ia gold dollar till
IL Is tho same value as the silver dol
lar. We can iepislnte the premium out
OF gold" He asked what becomes OF Mr..
Hsrvcys ratio Of 10 70 4 Hero Is whit ho
virtually says: THE gold dollar may be cut
down n need be 80 that the ratio shall be 10 10
~" His mathematics. however, are az dcfcc-
tive as hts ycracity. Mechanically 10 20 X
Is the same as Sc 70 1, so II Is not the ratio he
caroa about
Mr. Harvcy-Mr Horr says that deny that
tho two metals can be kept IN circulation az
a nxcd ratio / have not said that, for they
can be. as they have been In this country. 1
know they have attempted TO make you be-
licvc that thoro was no gold In cir
culation N this country. or seeking tho
minis after 1880. but both we're misrcprosenta-
tons Mr. Horn files In the face OF history
when no says that silver was not used prior
20 1879 a. measure OF value silver was tho
unit IN that coinage system regulating the
size OF tho gold coins, but the two together
wcro the mo sure Of Values aud that Is what
we moan By tho double standard. Mr. Horr
nIludcs 20 something I have said be-
fore, and then adds; "Cut tho yArdstick
IN two and Il viii make twice rs
many yards Of cloth Ia the world" Now IN
1870, you doubled tho length OF tho yard stick
You can SEQ no harm IA destroying the price OF
q mans property. cutting the price OF HIS prop
crty half In two. but your eyes are wide opon
when any man proposes 20 oyon up with you
BY proposing 70 cut the gold dollar half IN
Two We don't wish 20 do that either; We
wish 70 put back N The coinage system the
money that you domonctiked IN ie7a
Mr. Horr-It Il possible that Mr.. Harvey be-
ilevcs that the ACT Of ls7s whom Il oenonetixed
silver cut tho price OF tho property OF tho
world In two. and that prices Immediately
dropped 20 per cont 4 was around tho
world IN is9 and know that did
nos take place. and he knows 10 You
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-27

ELKHARr, Ind, July 25. Masked men
boarded west-bound Lake Shore n
Michigan Southern express train
at Reece siding at 1905 this morn
ing, forced open an express car and
at the point of revolvers compelled
the messenger TO unlock the safe. 1t
is known that at least 81, 900 was taken.
but as the run is reported TO be one Of
the heaviest of all the roads trains
IL seems probable that much
larger sum was secured. The train
is No 81, due in Chicago at 1885
"A m
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-27
THINKS HE is A MURDERER.
Insane Walter Says He Killed Blanche
Lamont and Minnie williams.

SANTA CRUZ, CAL, July 25.-William
Il. Barrett, an insane waiter, gave him
self up 20 the sheriff Tuesday night
and said he was the murderer OF
Blanche Lamont and Minnie Williams,
the two girls killed In the Emanuel
church. lie made rambling
statement of how he had killed
both the girls on the same day
and carried their bodies to the bclfry.
lie recognized supervisor In tho
sheriff's Office as Rev. Mr.. Gibson and
an attache OF the sheriff's Office as
Durrant's brother. He is the victim Of
an hallucination. the authorities are
satisfied, and he win be examined as
To his sanity.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-27

MISNEAP0LTs, Mimi, July 23.-Tho
count of the names In the city directory
has been completed. showing there are
o., 552 names in the entire book, not
counting removals and deaths. On
the basis Of 2j[ per cent this shows a
population Of 2si, $50 persons within
the city limits. In order that the esti-
mate may be Of the most conservative
character possible the City Directory
company has decided 10 use only the
multiple OF ~, which would place tho
population nt 2O8,2i2.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-27
POINTS FOR HoUsEkeEpERs.

VAsELrNE makes the best dressing for
russell shoes.
SrIRITs Of turpcntinc IL the thing
with which 70 cleanse and brighten
patent leather.
MODERATELY strong salt and water
taken by the tcaspoonful at intervals Is
q cure for catarrhal cold.
"A LEVEL teaspoonful Of boracic acid
dissolved In pint Of freshly boiled
water and applied cool Is the best wash
for infiamcd sore eyes or grnnulatcd
lids, aud an excellent gnrglc for M
famed sore throat.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-27

LONDON. July 25.--Ihc standing of
the various parties In the house OF
commons Is as follows: Conservatives.
300; unionists, 50; liberals. leo; Me-
Carthyites, SO; Parnellites, o. Sir Will
liam Vernon Harcourt, who was de-
feated in Derby, has been returned for
West Monmouth by majority OF 7,24s
Ia less than the liberal majority
there three years ago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-27
DIDN'T GET MUCH.
Robbers of the Lake shore Train at Reece.
o., disappointed.

o., disappointed.
CHICAGO, July 25.--Thc report that
robbers of the express car attached To
the Lake Shore train at Recess siding
early Wednesday morning had secured
$1,000 and perhaps more are vehement
" denied by the officials of the
express company, who declare that
but $3.50 was found by the
thieves. Four times the robbers
exploded dynamite under the safe, but
ms all the new safes are supposed to be
dynnmite-proof the robbers failed to
do more than blow the interior of tho
car TO pieces. Failing in their designs
on the through safe, they turned their
attention to the local safe and blew il
TO pieces with the first charge. This
contained about $3.50, which was all
the robbers got for their trouble.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-27
A TAINo OF ThE PAsT.


Trusts Existence.
CmcAoo, July 25.-Thc last remnant
of life OF the old whisky trust was,
upon motion Of Levi Mayer, counsel
for the reorganization committee, ex-
tinguished by an order entered
in the United States court by
Judge Showalter at noon Wednes-
day. The order Is final decree
and win have the effect Of winding.up
the business and affairs OF the old com
pany. IL makes the rcceivership Of
Gen. McNulta permanent and final
and directs him TO sell as speedily rs
possible the remainder Of the property
not already ordered sold.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-27

MILWAUKEE, July 22.-An e-months-
old child Of Fred Butt, coo Sixth
street. was In a baby carriage on the
second floor near a flight of stairs.
While the parents were eating supper
the wind started the baby carriage<
and II rolled down the fight of stairs
The child's skull was crushed and IL
died an hour later.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-27

CmcAoo, July Is. Dynamite instant
ly killed three men and seriously in
jurcd fourth on tho drainage canal
at o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The
accident took place near Willow
Springs, and was caused by a prema
ture explosion during the process Of
tampinp
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-27
BASEBALL.

Standing Of the Various League Clubs for
the week Ending July 90.
The following tables show the mum
Der of games won and lost and tn . per-
centage of the clubs OF the leading base
bail organiza lions. National league:
The herald., 1895-03-10
Suspense Among the Relatives
of the Victims
LOOKING FOR THE MISSING
Searching Parties Securing for Trails
of Missing Ones
Wreckage of the Lost Vessel Scattered Over
a Distance of Twenty-Five niles.
Wreckers at Work

Cincinnati, March 9.-This has been a
day of suspense among the relatives and
friends of the victims of the Longfellow
wreck. Searching parties have gone down
the river looking for traces of the missing.
The officers of the packet company were
rewarded for their zealousness by finding
the body of the veteran clerk of the Long
fellow, Captain j. L. Carter, in the wreck
that had been caught and tied to the
shore near Riverside. The aged clerk was
pinned to the boiler by portion OF the
cabin deck which had fallen on him. His
body was not mutilated. When the river
falls, as it will do doubtless by Monday, a
more extended search can be made in that
part of the wreck where it is supposed the
bodies of Mr.. Aldridge and of the bar
tender, Chauyet, may be found.
The wreckage of the Longfellow is scat
tered for a distance of twenty-five miles,
and everywhere the skiffs of wreckers are
busy towing floating cases to shore, where
they are Immediately rifled. Pirate skiffs
are lowering around the hull waiting for
pieces OF freight TO be detached. The
company's men are doing everything pos
sible to save the cargo.
There have been no new developments
today to indicate that the death list will
be enlarged.