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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-14
INDIANA RE-
VERSIBLE ROAD
MACHINE.

To be light draft machine.
To make now roads In any soil, whether bak.
Cd, clay. Jumbo or prairie soil.
To make and repair roads In soil that cannot
70 b simply and Thoroughly constructed. on
mechanical principals.
TO cut Of high, hard and grassy rhoulders
and bring into the center.
TO be successful machine for cleaning ont
beaks. N Ns".'
70 make from 20 rods 10 ono mile OF good
0va! turnpike road In ten hours work (acoord.
ing 70 condition Of elii the road to be q 70 %
machine without the use Of scraper, plow or
10 make from ono to two and ono half miles
Of open ditch per day, according to condition
Of he ground, 10 inches deep and two and one
To be direct draft.
TO BE the easiest and most conv euiently operat.
Cd road machine on the market.
70 % the only road machine in the world,
With the front vertical adjustment to the draw
oasi ma1lnE Il Posstble 70 set the blade parallel
with the frame for penetrating very lard and
70 carry the earth forward for short distances.
To be perfect levelef.
:. To be the only machine on the market, where
the operator can stand onhis machine and re-
worse the blade clear around.
70 Eve! and ttue up rough and rutty roads.
To e6ect . saving Of from rs to 90 pef cent. In
ne cost OF building and repairing roads over
White for Circulars and Prices.
F. NJ. KING. Agent.
Pembina, North Lakota.
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Official cssnI,,lsl,,,' prseselI.r,.

Pembina, N. d. June 5th, 1895.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment. present Chairman Gordon, Com.
missioners Myrlck, Morrison, Nc.
Intosh and IIalldorson.
Resolved, that the offer of ]. d.
Trenholme Of 800 to satisfy the
Judgment which this county holds
against Geo. Klync. amounting to
e15S.56, be accepted. and the chair.
man and auditor be instructed to &C.
cept the same.
Resolved that the 1887 tax sale
against lots No. 6 and In block No.
II and lots No. l6, II, and 10 in blk
No. u, Bathgatc village, be cancelled
upon the payment Of the original
amount of the sales, and'the chairman
and auditor be instructed to recon.
mend the application of ]. D. Tren.
holme to the state auditor for u deed
upon the payment of the original
amount Of ali subsequent sales, and
In case Of approval by state auditor
the county auditor be instructed to
issue deed therefor.
A petition was presented asking for
10 grant Of $780, 90 to be expended on
roads In Avon township.
Resolved that u grant Of 800. be
made to Avon township: e75 to be ex.
pended on the section line between
sections 30 and 81 and $25 to be CT.
pended on the section line between
sections II and II twp. 1852, range IS,
provided that the township of Avon
contribute IN equal amount in labor
on said roads.
Warrant to be paid on the report
of the resident commissioner that the
work has been completed.
FOLLOWING BILLS WE'RE ALLOWED:
S. II. Richardson for sherIff's
ices .................... 46 OI
w. Il. Bride one months salary
rs deputy auditor ........... 90 COL
I'll. Einarson for wolf bounty 1OOl
r. A. hubert for board of Co.
poor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 COL
r. Mcbride for salary as deputy
treasurer. 2 months. ........ $50 COL
J. A. Frawley for Co. printing 4 ISL
Walker Bros. for Co. supplies. 10 95l
George Boorer for Co. repairs. cool
Moses s Wylie goods furnished
county poor ................. 10 lOI
Adjourned until June 9th, 0 q. m.
June 9th, 1896. Board met pur.
suant to adjournment. present same
members.
Board proceeded to inspect Gcroux
bridge and reported that the Geroux
bridge is now In an unsafe condition,
Resolved that the auditor and chair.
nan be instructed to recommend the
'ner OF IS from Th. Oliver to state
'uditof for the purchase of lot 10,
block 70, Pemblna City.
BILLS WE'RE ALLOWED:
Y. c. Young salary Us states
attorney, April and May. /. $500 90
!. H. Vosburgh services as
court stenographer. ......... 80 40
.. w. Conmy services in insanI-
ty cases Observation-Disclosures. 20 IS
johnson salary as
janitor during May. 40 COL
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ssnuIns InDsrted PersI,l Il,est Psvdsr.

] Genuine Persian Insect Powder awarded high.
ct prsiss q different expeditions. VIII destroy
remedy for houso. cleaning, cold BY druggists
and dealers or eend silver Or stamps to
| N. d. RoLvIo. Importer,
Pomb1na, N. d.
!; The Undersigned have given above named In.
sect Powder Q thorough trial snd know II does
! all what 10 claimed for Is.
+. TOLCHARn. PIG. OasER,
Bnthgate, Russell Hture Neche.
TH0e. CORBnTf, Pembinn.
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summons.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, L.
County Of pembins. ts

District Court. Seventh Judicial District.
Henry Rtckbeil plaintiff, vs.. Jacob Mosolf,
The state Of North Dakota to the above named
defendant.
You, Jacob Mosolf, are hereby summoned and
required to snrwer the complaint IN the above
clerk Of said court. on the 9th day Of May A. b..
1875, at tile city Of Pembins, In said county and
state aloresaid and to serve copy Of your an
at his office in the town of Cavalier, In the county
Of Pembina and state Aforesaid, within Thirty
days after serving this summons upon you. ex-
fail To answer the said complaint within the
itme aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action will
apply to the court for the relief demanded 10
The complaint, besides costs and disbursements.
Dated April LIST A. D. 1895.
D. j. LAxDAL
43is' Plaintiff Attorney, Cavalier, n. D.
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Cheap Farms.

Four hundred and forty acres
ON Pelnbina river, two hundred
and forty Of pasture and timber.
balance broken up, for sale OH
crop contract at $500. Posses
sion gived Immediately. good
buildings and plenty Of water in
place. eAlso a hay farm, 100 acres
in Toilette for 1926.
I. j. Foster,
Bathgate. N. D.
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- - : - =
osoose y q 49, \ ~ 49, oeas9 Ses9
avs n10 neu an Z - ~ tsx 9e sesieo
on me g lot ISIS % ueed TOT eaio
p9.poes, enoef saIst'os ~.
8osvc0 tnst % eppslcats0n y0f
aocssmsnt q leoO tax asaines temos-
% ou'susue aoo Loan Aseoc'stlon %
Ie0ommeuqso sosSne stsVe aod'soF,
amount os oeinS Sm.
~. =. 1osss, sssssa attorney ap.
pestea oe!o!e tne ieesla ana reported
s"e J. vsymsps o. N.Y.. " ex'tteasaret
:. r =. 1o0@peoe OF enofteee, a!so
'ulsneF tsRotsss r. my agreement Ton
seeslemess e 9e!Anee of clalm "
speedy aaloefmenS without further
expense Or cost % further investiga'
't'on OF SUIT.
AaJouruea untA = p 10.
! board mes parsoanttto adjourn
uenss ptpsoas ssmo me0ocEs.
Ine oond OF En-. King % county
constable vas approscd.
Inc BOND OF Thos. Mcdonald q
county Constable was approved.
board continued examination Of
books.
ADJOURNED until June Stn. $780, ~
IN.
board met pufsant TO adjournment
present I0ll BOARD.
Hcsolved that the tax sale OF 1881
against lots - to n inclusive blk 81
St. Thomas city be cancelled, upot
payment OF original amount sold To-
'ano tnat tne chairman aud auditor
,oe authorized to sign an application
" the state ior oced VI satd lois u
IL. . urandy upon payment OF taxe'
accrued since.
Inc lo!iowing bills were allowed:
-. W. Hughes Justice fees HAL.
merson case. .......:;...:...s ! q
John McGillis constable fees
same case. ...!!...'.......:.. 10 O
y. n; Moroen salary rs Tailor
ana custodian, April and May 100 q
a: bentiey Tor repairs court
mouse ana jail amount OF Dill
SiS.oO amount allowed. ...... IL U
W. mclntosh TOR services asco.
\. com. viewing bridges and
Observation-Disclosures. q O
N <A"uio ID. MCneuLie tOF eerVtCeS
as clerk register Of deeds Of.
, nee to May 3lst, 1895 ......... 56 4
. N. E. Nelson salary as deputy
register April and May...... leO 0
Chas Full goods furnished
county poor.................. so
Chas. Full for prisoner and Jail
supplies ......S............" 70 3
W. G. Short goods to county
/, poor Mrs. George. 10 o
". 9. Short prisoners supplies. 10 Q
Stephen Caul expenses In con.
nection WITH esounIv mor
J. .momnt orhi,f,iannn .uamnt.
III .,,s.s.s y. "'A '"'0o "'"'""' 90 ,
allowed. ....,r,.............. IL
u Christian Davis Tor lahor re-.
nor,no h,,L1n!, Or
XII v..oa oanal.s :''.''...'.'
4 81. Inomas Times tOr puo!ish-
= ing notice Of teachers examI-
- nation. ...................... 4,
y Gcorge u. Barnard for county
snnn,,e. 40 9
+ uv.,,'s. H.. o.. 1900. 'e
"a.Ae' n'oe' ~! eo""Sy sup
Observation-Disclosures" 10
N Joseph Morrison services as co.
~ com. and lnilcagc ........... Is
N J. d. Gosdon services as coun-
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WILLIS SEEDS ARE GOOD.

Twelfth annual catalogue now ready, is full
ofth!nRe that will Interest you, among which
arc sacalIne. tho new forage plant, Great North
ern bean, 20 dsy corn, hrst Of all peas nd gold
on Queen onion.
Hardy qts and tores. tres e hard times
SCAR II. VILE, BISAfARCk, N.DAK
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drawn on the road and bridge fund IL
favor Of Crystal township in accord
ance with resolution passed JUNE
reporting that the bridge Is satIsfact
orily completed 10000.
FOLLOWING BILLS WERE ALLOWED:
NJ. Stephenson services in 10.
sanity case. .................$ 80 OF
T. L. Price Jail supplies. 5000. "a!
James r. Oldfield clerk hire In
register of deeds office. ...... 81 OF
Brandon Johnson salary Us jani-
tor during April. 40 OK
E. a Armstrong services In in.
sanity cases. .............. IA q
d. E. Morden washing and
scrubing jail. 90. 80 Il
N. E. Briedfjord supplies to
county poor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. is OF
T. L. Price goods to county
poor. Observation-Disclosures. 81 l;
G. A. Holbrook s. Co. goods for
county poor. 60 OF
w. Douglas cash paid us per
vouchers observation-disclosures. 14S X
A. A. Robertson witness TESS
Miller case .................. l&
Chairman Gordon reported that he
visited the site between section l3
1888 and section lS-163-52 and would
recommend that q bridge be built
provided the townships perform the
labor Of building when the material
is furnished them by the county.
Resolved that the townships OF
Nechc and Pembina be allowed
enough material from the present
Geroux bridge to build the bridge on
the above mentioned township line,
when the new bridge is built across
the Pembina river where the Geroux
bridge now stands.
Resolved that the clerk Of the court
be instructed to have repairs made 10
court room as ordered by the Judge.
Whereas the bridge on Second St.
Pembina City, is now completed 10 a
satisfactory manner.
Resolved that q warrant Of $l25 be
drawn on the road and bridge fund In
favor Of Pembina City as per rcsoIu.
tion pissed April 18th, 1905, s125.
Whereas commissioner Halldorson
reports the bridge in Beaulieu twp.
completed in o satisfactory manner.
Resolved that warrant Of 500 be
drawn on road and bridge fund in ia.
vor Of Beaulleu township as per reso.
luton passed April 3d., 1895. 600.
Whereas commissioner Halld0rson
reports the bridge on the county line
between Cavalier and PembIna coun.
ties, now completed in q satisfactory
manner.
Resolved that a warrant for $50 be
drawn on the road and bridge fund 10
favor Of Thingvalla township as per
resolution passed April 3rd, 1895. $50.
A petition was presented asking
that the bridge on Appleton avenue
10 the city of Crystal be repaired.
Resolved that q grant Of 500. be
made to tho city of Crystal to repair
above mentioned bridge upon report
Of the resident commissioner that the
work has been satisfactorily. complet-
ed.
Tho time having expired for the
qualification OF F. n. King and Thos.
appointed as county const.
ables; It Is therefore resolved that
they be resppointed to All the vacan.
y In said ONCE.
Adjourned until June It'll, Q .. m.
Board met pursuant 70 uuJVurn.
ment, present same MEMBER.
Board proceeded to examine and
,heck up auditors and treasurcr's
books.
Resolved that the spp,':s:'-' for |
Of taxes OF 1850 1894
IN 40 feet Of lot IA. block 10, Pembins
City be recommended to state auditnr
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THoxAsF. CAKES, HENRY q. PAYNE.
HENRY G. ROUSE, RECEIVERS.
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PEMBINA
BUILDING and Loan Association

PEM5INA, NORTH DAKOTA.
Money .oau on good Real Estate securityany
where 10 40 county. What you pay Torrent viii
pay the monthly dues. No other payments have
b be made, and In from six TO olgli. ysa ) You
own theproperty. Dueaon $500 lvsl ia %
Dor month. Address.
e. d. BooKER, G.G.THoAP1oN,
Secretary President.
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Resolved that the bid Of T. Ing.
jaldson for $l75. be accepted. Bridge
to be completed by July LIST, II posi-
BILE.
Resolved that an order of 600. be
drawn on the road and bridge fund In
favor of Crystal township in accord.
ance with o resolution passed June
reporting that the bridge Is satlsfact-
orily completed $4,000.
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J. Halldorson board and care
Of county poor. 10 o.
J. O'Keefe medicine for county

R0A 80 80 " w
Resolved that George ltoadhouse be
allowed es2. SO as payment Of part Of
expenses incurred In collecting taxes
In Reylick case under direction OF e.
T. Thompson, ex-treasurcr &e2.5O.
Adjourned until 1880 p. M.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt. present same members.
Resolved that the auditor be In.
strucLed to advertise in the official
papers for tenders for building u
bridge across the Pclnbina river
where che Gcroux bridge now stands.
Tenders to be opened at the July
meeting, each bidder furnishing plans
and specifications. Tenders to be &C.
companied by a certified check of
$4,000. Said bridge to be 100 feet
span with - foot Of approach, iron or
combination bridge. Bridge not to
be paid for until JanY. LIST, 1896.
Beard proceeded to open bids. for
building bridge across Cart Creek.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-03-09
CHURCH SERVICES.
Where and When Different Den omi-
nations Worship on Sunday.

nations Worship on Sunday.
st. Andrews Cathedral. End Sum
day in Lent. $50 a. M, Holy Com
munion (Hawaiian); IL a. M, Morn
ing Prayer and Sermon; $3.50 p. m,
Evening Prayer (Hawaiian); 1880
p. m, Evening Prayer and Sermon.
The services OF the Second Con-
gregation of st. Andrews Cathe.
dral tomorrow, Sunday, will be as
follows: 9:45 a. M, Morning Prayer
with Sermon; Venite, Taylor in Z
fiat; Benedicite, Birch in d; Bene.
dictus, Bsrnby in D; Hymns SO and
23l; Anthem, "Hear Me When | Call"
by King Hall. $3.50 p. M, Evensong
with Sermon; Magnificat, Arne in
+; Nunc Dimittis, Gibbons in Z
fat; Anthem, "Lord for Thy Tender
Mercy's Sake" by Farrant; Hymns
80 and rs. All seats are free. Rev.
Alex. Macintosh, pastor.
Roman Catholic Cathedral-At 6
and o'clock a. M, Low Masses with
Holy Communion; at 8, Children's
Mass with English Sermon; at 1890
High Mass with Native Sermon; at
2 o'clock p. m, Rosary and Native
Instruction; at 4 o'clock, Bsnedic-
ton OF the NJ. b. Sacrament; at Z
o'clock, Portuguese Service with
Benediction, Weekly Services, at 6
and o'clock a. M, Low Masses.
+Gulstan, Bishop OF Pauopolis.
Central Union Church. DIR. Hutch
ms will preach at IL a. m. and 1880
p. m. Morning topic: "The Mo-
mentum Of the Kingdom of Christ"
Evening topic: "Father Heart and
the Mother Heart OF God" Y. p.
s. G. Z. at $50 p. m. Leader, Mrs.
Egner.
The Methodist Church Rev. II.
w. Peck, pastor-10 a. m, Sunday
School, Mr.. G. Day, superintendent.
III q. m Sermon; Subject: Measure
for Measure" 1880 p. m, Sermon;
Subject: "Women as Leaders"
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 7:l5 p.
m. Meeting held in hall over
Tracy's store, corner Fort and Hotel
streets. Entrance on Hotel street.
Everybody welcomed.
Christian church, Harmony Hall,
on King street, between Fort and
Alakea streets, T. d. Garvin, pastor.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Theme,
IL q. M, "The Divine Danger Sig
nails" Theme, at 1880 p. M, "The
Impressed and Expressed Will OF
God" Bible class Monday at 7:3C
p. m, at the Pastors residence
lesson, Gen, *, x. and ri. Nousec-
tartan Bible study; all parties vel
coined. Prayer meeting Tuesday
1880 p. m. in the hall.
Latter Day Saints, Old Masonic
hall, corner Of Fort and Queer
streets. Services will be held Oh
Sunday as follows: 10 a. m, Bible
class; HIS a. IN. and $50 p. IN.
preaching.
Y. NJ. G. A. services, Sunday, IL a
m, at Oahu Jail; 1:l5 p. M, at tn,
Barracks; $3.50 p. M, Bible study a
Y. NJ. Q. A.; 6 30 p. M, Gospel prais,
service at Y. NJ. 9. A.
Salvation Army Services through
out the day, beginning at 7 am, a
Barracks, King street.
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McN DR.. LlEBle 4 co.
Special Doctors for Chronic,
Private aud Wasting
Diseases

DR. Liebigs Invigorator the greatest re-
NEEDY for Seminal Weakness, Loss OF Man.
hood and Private Diseases, oyercomes Pre-
matureness and prepares all for marriage
LIES duties, pleasures and responsibilities;
81 trial bottle given or sent free to any one
describing symptoms; call or address 400
Gesry st., private entrance 405 Mason st.,
San Francisco. 1888 ly
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0rdWay & Porter
Hotel Street, 'Robinson Block"
Hotel Street, "Robinson Block"

Beg to announce TO their numerous patrons the
arrival of New Goods, such as Carved Oak Bed
room Sets, Rattan and Wicker Ware made up
into Stands Center Tables and Chairs of the
very latest designs; Dining Room, Furniture, Er-
tension Tables specially. Also fresh lot Of
PORTER Curtains IN delicate shades etc., etc., etc.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-16
STORUS on BOTH COASTS.
VESSELS REPORTED MISSING At BOTH ALLAN
TIC AND PACIFIC PORTS.

VESSELS REPORTED MISSING AT BOTH ALLAN
TIC AND PACIFIC PORTS.
St Johns y. F. Dec 5.-Another storm Is rag
ing to-day. and shipping in port has been consid-
orabiy damaged. Steamers are unable to leave ana
there - no prospect Of vessels off the coast making
land while the storm continues. over twenty local
vessels carrying from five u ten men eacn' are
overdue. having been out during tie WhoIe gaze.
1t is feared that of them Will never reach
port
Victoria. B. C.. Dec. l5.-Great anxiety Is now
felt for the safety OF the coastng steamer Maude.
She left Aberne Vancouver Island on December J..
and should have reached this port In forty-elght
hours but has not been heard OF since. Seach tor
her will be begun tomorrow. Tremendous gales
have swept the British Columbia coastNne during
the past few days TIE British flagship Royal Ar
thur under the command Of Admiral Siephenson'
sailed this morning in search Of TIE disabled steam
shin Strathnev,s She has been fitted with an old
fashioned "crow's nest on her foremast. from
which powerful searchlishts WI be utilized at
night.
Boston. Dec 15.-After an extraordinary struggle
with the raging elements on the stormy Atlantic
Ocean. the Arrow Line steamship Crott tBritsh)'
CAPTAIN Robinson. arrived at Mystic Wharf,
Charestown. at II O'Clock this morning from Ham
burg. via Shields. England At different periods
during the voyage those board were fearful that
the steamer would founder with all hands but she
escaped without material damage
At > D. IN. on Tuesday last Captain Robinson was
obi ged TO heave-to h.s vessel as tremendous h'gA
combers continually swept her decks causing her to
roll and pitch heavily Last Wednesday night the
seas carried away the wheel house doors. gratings
and all movables from the decks. During a luh IN
The storm at p. IN. on Thursday the steamer was
Satmrdav the wind again Increased and blew vio-
lcntly -Four hours later. account OF the heaNy
weather and the thick and seet, captain itoD-
inson decided to run for Gloucester harDor. where
he safely anshored at 10 a. Ii was pretty piece
of nayigation for a captain 10 reach that harbor
without a pilot as the coast Is Of rocky nature.
ana he ran good chances OF going ashore. lie was
obliged take this stcp as he was uhaoe 10 secure
the services Of "A Boston pilot.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-16

STATEN ISLAND POLICEMEN HAVE QUEER IDEAS
ON VIOLATIONS OF SUNDAY LAWS.

STATEN ISLAND POLICEMEN HAVE QUEER IDEAS
ON VIOLATIONS OF SUNDAY LAWS
The members II the police force OF Richmond
County not content with arresting golf players and
thereby bringing ridicule upon their heads. made
another arrest yesterday morning which IS likely
to again bring them into prominence as cOnseryers
OF public morality.
A company in which many of the officers OF the
Metropolitan Traction Company are interested has
been building a trolley line along the islands
shores one Of the foremen in charge Of the work
Is William r. Ryan the or Thomas Ryan a
stockholdcr in the Metropolitan company. With
gang OF men young Ryan was having the cars Of
the company. which have been standing in Tomp-
knS-avc., TOmpkinsville. removed TO the car house
I'm BrOOk-st. about a mile away The cars being
heavy IL necessary to htCf SIX horses, in or
der TO get them the grades While one of the
stopped by Policemen Conroy and kuhrt the latter
one Of the reform appontees. They were told 10
stop work at once. they were violating the law
in moving the cars
Young Ryan insisted that the be- moved. bu,
the police refused 70 let them 90 on lie then or
dered the To 20 ahead and was as promptly
arrested He taken before Justice Augustus
Acker who released him on his recOgniZance.
While the young is inclined to treat the whole
In condemnation OF the arrest Just what difference
there be between hauling trolley car with
horses ana operating IL with electricity cannot be-
explained even by the police. ard the people are
wondering whether the trolley cars VIII be allow ed
when the line is ready.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-16
THE LOSS or THE BELLE O'BRIEN.

Baltimore, Dec. lj.-Captain Dunn, OF the British
steamship Lord Frne from swansea, to-day
brought into port survivor OF the American ship
Belle O'Brien. which foundered off the English
coast Another seaman who was picked up at the
same time died. and buried at sea. third
man went crazy from hunger and thirst. ana
Jumped overheard From Captain Dunns log the
following information taken:
"At noon OF November co. in latitude 595S north,
longitude 1853 west small boat bearing the
name Belle O'Brien. Thomaston. was picked mp.
In II were two very exhausted men, one OF whom
proved to be James Brooks OF Liverpool. the sec
ond mate Of the Belle OBr.en. The other man
was too i'll TO speak. lie died the following morn
ing and was buried at at 10 o'clock. Brooks
sad the dead mans name was Peterson. The
mon had been without food water for ten days
Brooks says that the Belle O'Bren was aban-
doned on November %. when she was nearly full
Of water He with two Of the crew. occupied one
Of the small boats. What became OF the captain
ard other members OF the crew he does not know.
Brooks ayl hs compan. Ons were tossed about
name is believed TO have been Shown. became
insane. and a day or two before the Lord Erne
hove in sight he jumped overheard.
Captain Dunn reports that Brooks has been con-
fined in bed since he picked up. and that he
is stlll critically III. HIS mind is not Gear and
no connected statement Of the fOunderng OF the
Belle O'Brien Of the experiences OF Brooks and
his companions in the open boat has been secured.
Ton ght 1t is stated that Brooks cannot live.