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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-11
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-11
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Evening journal., 1895-02-11
I.nst Mith AM on nnnrd.

HALIFAX, Feb. ll.-One Of the late ar
rivals at this port announced the loss on
Friday of the Gloucester fishing schooner
Clara +. Friend, with all on board. The
Friend left Gloucester two weeks ago
bound for the Georges on a fishing trip
and carried Grew Of IA men. On Fri
day, after weathering a succession OF
gales. the terrific storm caught her while
of Eastern Head, near Liverpool, \. S.,
and she was driven upon the rocks. going
to pieces soon afterward
Not one of the crew was saved. a dis
patch from Liverpool confirms the news Of
the.Ioss Of the Friend. and says that sew
eral bodies have been washed ashore from
the wreck
The Clara i. Friend was the Oldest craft
sailing from Gloucester. She was 81 tons,
built in 1867 and owned in Gloucester
GLOUCESTER Mass Feb. II. r. The
Clara f. Friend was owned by Edward
Mcintyre of this city and she is booked
to carry a crew Of Is besides the captain
but on her last trip took only Is men
Besides Captain Nj. Spencer they were
Simon Huse, Michael Cardigan. William
Fogarty. John Smith. George Olson, JOIN
Olson. James Warner J, Forton william
Spencer Thirsten iotor, Fred Eenson
Robert Merchant and Fred McCauley-
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
SHOCKED BY AsToRs.
Albany Church Folk Met an Arlstoerati
Skating Party.

Albany Church Folk Met an Arlstoeratio
Skating Party.
ALBANY, Feb. 1.-The morals OF this
good old Dutch town were rndeiy shocked
yesterday. and that too. by q party OF
New York society people. Since the re,
form administration came into power and
closed the doors Of the saloons on Sunday
and compelled people to be good whether
they wanted co or not 1t has become the
custom for everybody to 90 to church.
Imagine the surprise of the churohgoing
population in the morning when on their
way 20 the kinks Of various faiths they
met q party Of richly dressed strangers
clad in furs and other costly raiment with
skates slung over their shoulders. Inquiry
developed the fact that the party was John
T. Astor's, and at his invitation was out
TO pass the Sabbath morning skating at
the rink OF a local curling club.
In the party were MIR. and Mrs. Astor
Miss Evelyn Burden. Mr. Cutting anc
Mr.. Webb. all Of New York, with a few
Alhanians. Tho family of Governor Nor
ton was invited. but the members occu
pied their usual seats in All Saints oathe
dral The party skated for about an hour
and after dinner took special train 70
New York
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
SAVED az a Ml
lambert Tried 10 Prevent a Suicide IN
Halt.

lambert Tried 20 Prevent Suicide Ia
Jaii.
CAMDEN, N. j., Feb ll--Dory Lam
bert the negro murderer who is legally
dead according TO his counsel and who for
the present has been saved from the gal
lows on that contention. Shove q snrpris-
ing amount Of life He had fierce en-.
counter in the jail with half craged man,
" ho IN some way had managed to secure
a knife 1ambert's opponent was James
MoCue a travelling salesman from FhilA-
delphia, who was picked up on the streets
Of this city on Feb. in an intoxicated
condition He was sent TO jail and has
been bordering on the deirum tremens
since then.
Lambert noticed McCue with l. KNIFE IN
his hand and walked toward hini MrCue
seemed to guess lambert IN c"ton and
quick as a flash he drew the blade
across his throat. Lambert sprang at him,
and q desperate fight for the possession 81
the weapon ensued The men rolled about
the floor, which was covered with hlooe
from the wound In McCue's throat
l.ambort's face was scratched by the FIN
gers OF tho would bo suicide, and one q
hia eyes was blaokened, but ho fought on
The wounded man was growing weaker
and Lambert finally pinned him 10 thl
floor. but not until McCuo had got hl
fingers into the wound In his throat ans
attempted to rip 1t wider open. McCui
was removed TO the Cooper hospital. II
has slim chances Of recovery.
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
nIrr.

BRIsoN.-on February s, 1906, Annie, wife
Of Thomas r. brison
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF her hnnband,
100 West Seventh street,on Tuesday afternoon
At oclock Service At the house. lnterment
al Riverview Cemetery.
CONWAY .--On February 8. 1895. John Con-
way. aged 20 years.
COMERFORD.-0n February Q. 1895. Han.
nah @. Comerford, aged 90 years.
DAyIrSON.-On February 1895, Thomas
Davidson.
FULTON.--nn Y, hruary Z. 1885. Robert u
Fulton, aged 4 months and days.
MoLOUGHLIN.-I this city. at No. ~
South NAnBuren street, on the ath instant
Robert Mclaughlin. aged Al years.
Funeral from his late residence on Wednea
day, February i3. at o'clock p. m. Inter
ment at Riverview Cemetery.
MFSsICK. on February eth. 1895, Edwart
| J. Mtssick, in the 52nd year OF hts age
CHWENDEAfA NN.--On February z 1895
Mrs. MarRaretta Scnwendemann, wife o
i Lawrence Schwendemann, formerly of Nil
Creek hundred, in her I'D year.
WOODMAH.-In this city, February o, 1895
i Harry III Woodman.
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
Forty nonr. il the Rlgglng.

FIRE IsLANs, n. y, Feb. 1.-Two
men, who clung for 40 hours to the rig
ging OF their vessel Off Fire Island beach,
were rescued BIZ the crew OF the Lone Hill
life saving station. Tho vessel proved to
be the schooner Louis Y. Place, Captain
Squires, coal laden. from Baltimore to this
port She left Baltimore on Jan. sS and
was wrecked during the height Of the
gale
Nine men took to the rigging when tine
vessel went down an eighth Of a mile of
the shore. and there they olung in the rag
ing blizzard with the spray freezing as it
dashed over them. until one by one seven
Of them slipped into the sea or hung life,
less bound to the rigging by a rope
Two only were able to endure the ter
rible exposure. They are S j. Nelson a
Dane, whose home is IN Providence, and
William Stevens, German OF Rockland.
Me The rescued men are badly frostbit-
ten. and it is thought that Nelson viii lose
both feet.
The story OF their rescue Is a tribute to
the brave life savers, who have for the
past two days been making almost super
human efforts to reach the wrecked sohoon-
er. It was on Tuesday last that the
Place ran into the gale. and it was found
that she was leaking badly All hands
were ordered TO the pumps, but on Thurs
| day the captain concluded that the attempt
/ to make port under such conditions as pre-
| vailed would be suicidal The coast Of
| Long Island was then dead ahead, and
after careful preparations the vessel was
allowed to drive straight at the beach.
Half an hour later she touched her nose
on the outer bar, and heavy wave lifted
her high on the sand bar AS she settled
on her side the waves broke fnrsously ovei
her and chilled to tho bone the men who
had sought safety in the ropes.
The life savors sent out life lines, bu
not before the soamen were almost frozeT
to death ana so stiff as to be unable to &c
to them They tried countless times &
launch their boat, but on each occasion
the breakers drove it back with renewe,
fury to the shore.
For two days, each hour Of the day, tn
same attempts were repeated, while thos
on shore could see hour by hour tina
their aid was Of decreasing value.
One by one the men in the rigging gay
way to the exposure, and then at mid
night Saturday the life savers, under CON
mand Of Captain Baker, pushed their boa
into the surf and pulled like mad to tn
, wreck There were but two lives remain
ing Of the nine
During all that time the men in ii
ropes had tasted neither food nor drinl
Just a spark OF life seemed to remain. an
although the two were able to drop frol
the rigging into the lifeboat they were q
most insensihle
The dead are Captain Charles Squire
so years old, married. with one child,
New York city Engineer Charles Allei
2s years old, single OF Providence; Ma
= Jaiby, 44 years old Of Norway; Fri
\ Ward, seaman. 20 years old. single. Of No
Z I way; Charles Morrison. cook, Gus Olesa
9S years old. Of Sweden August Fulle
ton. seaman.
The bodies Of the mate and the Swe
Z are still lasbed to the rigging. The OF
2 ers dropped into the sea. Ward was I
first to CO. Captain Squires follow
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
TELEeRAPHlc el:lEFs.

Henry Klein, the Buffalo bigamist, has
been sent to iail for one year and i've
months.
Memorial services for the lost on the
steamboat Chicora were held at Benton
Harbor, Mich.
The Union railway station in St Jo-
Eeph, Mo-, has been destroyed by IRE.
Loss $3.50, 600.
Ralph r. Selby, son Of well to do San
Francisco merchant, has committed sui
eide BY shooting
Jake Madlin, who had accused his wife
Of infdelity. has shot and killed the wom.
an in Danville. Va
Green goods men of Chicago have re-
lieyed Newton Brinston and George NJ.
Ishinger, farmers of Munoie, Ind, of 5000.
William lyman shot and killed his
brother.in-law. Peter Alciluirk, in Lake,
| Ills. lyman and his wife were quarrel
| ing. McQuirk interfered.
Gonzales de Quesada, secretary Of th'
/ Cuban revolutionary party, who is II
| Tampa. lila. saws there will be success
full revolution in Cuba within the mex
six monehs.
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
AN ICY WONDER.
The Falls at niagara Transformed by a
Blizzard.

The Falls at niagara Transformed by q
Blizzard.
NIAGARA FALLS, Feb. 11.-With tho
suhsidence Of tho storm and the conse-
quent clearing Of the atmosphere, pictures
Of beauty about the falls have been re.
vealed to which no pen picture could do
Justice The very low temperature which
has prevailed, together with the high
winds which blew the spray from the fall
ing water in every direction. has resulted
in the creation Of innumerable forms Of
varied and fantastic benuty.
The ice mountain at the foot Of the
falls Is enormous and the Park and is.
lands, while difficult to traverse are
weirdly beautiful Every tree and shrul
and every building is incased in marble
like coat Of leo, so thick in some cases
that not few Of the former have been
broken and destroyed.
Evening journal., 1895-02-11

deposited on her sides and rigging
The Rhynlnnd bad on board nine cabin
passengers and Is steerage passengers.
Captain Mills said that it was the most
tempestuous voyage he had ever expert
eneed The Rhynland left Antwerp on
jan 80. On Feb. the captain was com
PEELED TO heaye ship for = hours Dur
ing this day only ag miles In the "A hours
were logged On the morning Of Feb. 9
violent seas made it heave ship again FOR
liz hours The crew suffered keenly from
the intense cold. Life lines were made
fast along The starboard slde Of the vessel.
During the voyage but one yessel-the
Manitoba--was sighted.
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
Rostop Harbor lee Bound.

BOSTON, Feb li-No tidings Of the
missing French liner Ia Gascogne were
brought by the steamers which arrived az
this port AS Boston harbor IS covered
with an immense ice pack extending from
below the quarantine station nearly TO
the docks, even the big transatlantic liners
had difficulty in forcing passage through
it, and navigation was impossible for sail
ing vessels. ana fishing vessels which at
tenpted to pass out are stalled in foes.
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
Captain Won Coessel's Last Message

LONDON, Feb. IA dispatch from
Berlin says that, according to his brother
in-law, Captain Won Goessel, the master
Of the Elhe. while standing on the bridge
after the collision, seeing that disaster was
imminent, wrote a few words Of farewell
and handed the note to Deharde, the Ger
man pilot who was rescued, instructing
him to give it 70 nobody but his Captain
Won Goessel's) wife. The purport Of the
message has not been revealed.
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
Mnk 1,amine In nunnln.

BUFFALO. Feb. 1.-THE great blizzard
Is passed, but even in death it has sue.
ceed in making Buffaloninns miserable
for IL has caused milk famine in the
city. Owing to all the country ronds be.
ing impossible and the railroads blocked,
not quart Of milk was brought into the
city Sunday The blockade on tho rail
roads is being raised as fast ns possible
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
war panee In his cen.

TRESToN, Feb. 11.-Domick Coco, who
Is serving a 20 year sentence in tho state
prison for numbering his sisterin law in
Jersey City four years ago, undertook to
execute n war dance in his cell, with his
body covered with soap and molasses.
Deputies attempted to stop him. where
upon he attacked and fought them with
great fury. He was finally subdued and
nut In n straitiucket
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
pron,in.nt T4umanItnrinn Dead.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 11-Leonard II. Ea,
ton, widely known as an educator through
out Pennsylvania and the country gen.
orally, died at his residence at the age o.
rs OF pneumonia He was president oi
the Western Pennsylvania Humane so.
eiety and was at one time president Of the
National Humane society.
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
0Notblne venture, Nothing Have. .

Rev John Reid, Jr Of Great Falls, Mon,
recommended Ely's Cream Balm 10 me ! can
emph ze his statement. 1T is q positive
cure for catarrh If used as directed. .n-kev.
Francis W. i'ooe pastor Central Presby-
terian Church, Helena. Mon.
IL is the medt, Inc above all others for
cafarrh. and Is worth its weight In gold
can use Ely's Cream Balm with safety and II
does al that Is claimed for it.--B. ". sperry,
Hartford, Conn.
Evening journal., 1895-02-11

covered with snow. Several stout deacons,
armed with shovels and axes, cleared the
snow for considerable space, and then
cut good sized hole In the Ice, which
WAS several inches thick. The hole was
cut about ten yards from the shore
where the water was about waist deep.
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
pope and sultan Arc out.

ROME, Feb 11.-A cardinal confirms
the report that the sultan invited the pope
to mediate in behalf Of Turkey with the
powers on the Armenian question. The
pope declined to do so. but advised the sui
tan to appoint Christian governors. This
made the sultan angry.
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
nrnk nnd Meat scaree Do rhIladeInllIa.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. LIN this city
the weather has greatly moderated. the
lowest temperature during the "a hours
having been IA degrees The Delaware in
front Of the city Is badly obstructed with
ice, in some parts so thick as 70 allow per
sons to walk across to Jersey. Much dis
comfort is still being felt from tho scarcity
OF milk and meat
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
NO HOPE OF A NEW BILL
Doubtful if the Ways and Means
Committee Viii Present Ore.
HOUSE REPUBLICANS AGAINST IT.
The Ten Days Reserved by the President
WIN Probably ne Allowed to Pass With
out Any Financial Aotion--The Senate
and the Hawaiian Question.

WIN Probably lie Allowed to Pass With
out ANY Financial Aetion-rhe Senate
and the Hawaiian Question.
wAsHiN sToN. Feb. To-day the house
enters unIn this last three weeks Of the ses-
sion. Although the president special
message relative to the bond issue sent TO
congress on Friday is being considered by
the ways and means committee, there is
no present expectation that any effort Will
be made to pass bill authorizing gold
bonds during the coming week
The majority OF the Republicans are
against 1t. and without their aid the Dem
ocratic leaders believe 1t is n useless waste
Of time to consider such measure In the
house The week will be devoted to rou-
tine business.
Today the consideration Of the legisla-
tive appropriation bill will be resumed,
and ii not completed it will 60 over until
Wednesday, Tuesday by agreement having
been set apart for business reported from
the committee on District Of Columbia.
After the legislative appropriation bill
ia disposed Of the naval appropriation
bill will be taken up and IL IS probable
that il will consume the remainder OF tht
week IL determined effort is made by tbs
naval committee to provide for the con
struction Of the new cruisers thoy have
recommended.
The general deficiency appropriation
bill--the last Of the reguler hills-is II
process Of preparation, and II the nava
| bill IS disposed Of before the end Of th'
week 1t viii be taken up
In the senate.
The greater part of the week in the sen
ate will necessarily be given TO the appro
priation bills The postoffice bill Will b
the first remaining unacted upon TO re
oeive the attention of the senate. Thi
bill win in all probability develop SUN
oient debate TO consume two days time
If not more.
The Indian bill carries numerous amend
ments Many Of them will call for ea
plantations, and others will be attacked
The discussion on this bill will prohahl
open up the entire question OF the mar
agement OF affairs ia Indian Territory
and this is a subject which has receive
much attention at the hands OF severi
senators 1t Is expected that the agriou
turnl bill will be taken up when the Il
dian bill is disposed OF If time be left.
There will probably be spasmodio effor
during the week 60 get up other than a
propriation bills Senator Butler has q
: en- notice Of an intention TO move to tai
: M the pooling bill after the postoifice b
shall be disposed Of Senator Allen
? also anxious to call up his resolution (
the investigation of the Alabama els
tions
9 Should the bankruptcy bill be not d
placed by the pooling bill, the chances
! its further consideration are very sllgl
Senator George, its especial champio
says that he has a faint hope for 1t. b
admits that tho fight against it is so Bit
/, and persistent as to render the prosp'
! doubtful The possibilities include mt
: or less reference to the financial and i
2 waiiau questions
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
Immersed in Icy Waters,

LANCASTER. Pa. Feb. 1.-THE rigors
OF severe weather have no terrors for the
Dunkers. as was Witnessed by the i'm.
raerslon OF two women In the Icy waters
of the Conestoga creek, at Earlvuls. to.
day. The creek was frozen over aud
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
rmn chiIdren nurned.

Brazil, Ind, Feb. il.-A 6-year OLD
son and a 3-month-old daughter Of vii
liam Cassiday, residing eight miles north
OF this city, were burned to death Il i
thought their clothing caught fire while
they were playing around CRATE.
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
Rnilronds netting rnto shape.

JERSEY CITY, Feb 1.-THE railroads IN
New Jersey. which were blocked BY tho
snow. are opening mp, and trains are now
running with less delay than during the
mast Nrnak
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
rnns ID Tohncco Rurned.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 11.-Fire completely
gutted the Crescent tobacco warehouse at
Raleigh and Main streets, and Meyer,
Bridges q CO., woodenware, at s55 West
Main street, were also burned out About
$50 hogsheads Of tobacco were burned.
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
D,spensarv AGENT robbed.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 1l.-Charles X Stein.
meyer, county dispenser, was knocked
down by two negro footpads on Rutledgs
street and robbed Of $3.50, the result %
the days sales. The robbers escaped.
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
y mAnRtrn

BOYD-PATTF RsoN.-on January 9, 1906
at Trinity Church, by Rev Ashton Henry,
Mies Susanna Patterson. Of this city.
WHARREY-CONLY AT Scott NJ. +
parsonage, on February Q, by Rev. Roberi
Watt, James Wharrey and sallie Comfy, bott
OF this city
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
nenh-1n lii stndIn.

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Charles ]. Bridg.
man, the noted Brooklyn artist and re-
cluse, is dead. His body was found In his
studio on the upper floor OF the South
bank building l9 Atlantic ave
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
Collere nnrn.h.

PORT HOPE, Ont, Feb. 1.-THE City
College school building here was burned.
The $50 boy pupils and 20 masters and
attendants escaped, in most cases with
koant clothing
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
Negotlatlon. For ArbItratIon Treaty.

MAsHINGToN, Feb. l1.-The recent visit
to Washington of Mr. Cremer, the British
member of parliament who was charged
with the presentation to our government
OF d memorial signed by about $50 Of his
colleagues in parliament urging the nego-
tiation Of an arbitration treaty with Great
Britain, has resulted In stimulating inter.
est in that project which had rather laggod
since the introduction Of the Allison reso'
luton some years ago In congress the
proposition has taken tangible shape in a
radical joint resolution submitted by SEN
ator Sherman and referred to the commit
tee on foreign relations, fully authorizing
Che president to move in the matter
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
Nirbt Orerator Held Up.

OMAHA. Feb IA special from Falls
City says: Two masked men held up the
Missouri Pacific night operator and robbed
the depot safe.
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
BALTIMORE a
ID OHIO RAIL

BALTIMORE a
ID OHIO RAIL "a
ROAD. Schedule 10
effect Nov. IS, 1894 s4%VNS -
Trains leave DelN- ~ S<S$&
FAre Avenue Depot #sX 81 .sW@WA
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IS x, 90 70 4 m; iiasl Naea!ls8laIglASY
~ 40, 10 90, " 34,Tl1 90 %SSHiNNAS#
p. N. Sundays, l8 %,
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And daEsfsuT s'fs srs. week days, q q. s5
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Pfttshurg, 20 AZ 3 N, q ~ . N. daily
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singerly accommodation 7l7am. sos. 2 -
Iandsnbsrg accommodation. week days,
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Traius leave Market street station.
Tor New York, week days. SO 90 u
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q m, 90. 3 b6, As I'm.
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TBs0pm. Sunday 66 m
Nor LandenberR and way stations. wsek
days, 20. 8 50 m; 70. 20 . m Sundays
s% & M 4OP PTERtr.Anrr,pH1A TRtr rwrxry.
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LEAvR PHILADELPHIA. TWELEsra
ANp MARkETv Is srS WssR " days, ssm $500 ~ o
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Evening journal., 1895-02-11
Gloucester Fishermen HAD Rough Time.

Gloncester FIsbermen Had a houEh IIMt'
GLOUCESTER, Mass. Feb. ll.-An in
coming vessels report having experienced
a terrible week. Tho first day was last
Tuesday, when several vessels narrowly
escaped being blown ashore owing 20 the
high gales, tremendous seas, crippled con-
dition OF the crews and the loss Of sails.
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
Big Block Burned.

ROCKFORD, Ills, Feb. 1.-THE Syndt
cate block on Seventh street. one OF the
largest in the city, was totally destroyed
nv fire
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
Depot Burned.

CHARLOTTE, n. G.. Feb. ll.-The pas
senger depot Of tho Seahoard Air line IN
this city was destroyed by fire
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
In Memory Of the chicora's Crew.

BENTON HARBoB Mich, Feb. li.-Serv-
ices in honor Of the men lost on the
steamer Chicora on Jan. 2l were held In
this city.
Evening journal., 1895-02-11
ITsMs-oF INTEREST.

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pneumonia, diphtheria or fevers. Ho as
Sarsaparilla will make you strong and healtny
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