The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-05-26

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and Inspected the steamer Gilmore. Au.
Eusta. MaynoWcr. occldcnt. Faith. la
eorI. ami tho steamer recently built by
fcItro hro,hurs. at iiwaco.
Thoru Afu four Vuaneln due ht this port
Thsy aru the MoolEWyn lz6 tons. Cap
tain Roberts. from Hamburg. which sall'
cd January q. clackmanAnHhlre. itss tons.
Captain Thompson. from Calcutta Feb
ruaty u. ButhoTiahdnhlrc, lkts tons. Cap
tain Nlckui. from Calcutta February -.
Narcissus. ig;u tons. from Antwerp Jan
uary = -Four Nuaacla afc due next month
The total en- route tonnage IL 2,eA
The steamer Albion. from Astoria for
Han Francisco. had quits time going
down on her last TRIP, a. the followins
from tho Examiner would Indicate: The
schooner Albion. which arrived from w
coast sunday last. had an rYentfui Voy-
AEv getting the full force Of tho north
western storm One OF tho men was
washed overheard while attempting to
cut away nome OF the forward rigging
lio had line about his waist ami was
hAyud Tho deck load OF lumber was
carried away. and the captain was wash
cd overheard IN the wrvekAEe. washed
back on boar,i. and later carried over AMI
back a second time,
Fred aprinkci. clerk OF the steamer
Emma. had two narrow escapes from
death Thursday morning. says the San
Francisco Examiner. In tho nrut place
ho WAS admoaJ drowned and the klndly
meant ofilcoa OF his wouid-bo rcpcugrH
nearly terminated hla existence, spfin-
kel foll from tho Washington street
wharf. ami James sullivan. clerk for tho
apcrry FiouHns MN Company. threw
him a plank The plank struck the
atrugEilng man IN the mouth. knocking
out ono OF hlH teeth. Sprinkol went un-
der. but had strength enough left TO
srasp the plank. which held him w until
a rope was lowered TO him, lie was
holsIcd 10 tho wharf and Il was fully
twenty minutes before he was revived.
Now ho II looking for Sullivan,
Members OF tho ahipwrockcd crew OF
The British ship Republic declare that
thcy have hccn treated IN u niEgurdly
manner by the management OF the Sutro
baths. whcro they had been engaged TO
appear Tho crew Of the Republic. who
weru brought to this city some three
weeks by the ilolinwood, after their
ship had been burned at Sca. had been
unable to save any VI their effects on
account OF tho hurry OF their departure
and the high sea which prevailed AZ the
time they took 60 the boats, Conbc-
auently when they landed here thoy wcre
without means. clothing or tho ncces-
Anrica OF life. shortly after their install
latlon IN the Sailors Home n proposition.
which appeared TO bc a very kind one. was
made TO the men Ra a means OF helping
them out Of their difilculticA II was 20
tho effect that thoy should appear In
realistic production of the loss OF their
bark at Sutro'a baths and receive In
return 20 per cent OF tho money taken
in upon certain date, This was set
for Saturday last and the mon. sixteen
In number, entered into the spirit OF the
thing with the nrdor Of sailors assist
ing In rigging up the ahnm vessels ana
making the necessary arrangements for
the nrfair. Upon the day set for tho
benefit there wns not very large at
tendance, but the hcncnclnries went
through their performance ana by re-
quest repeated II twice on Sunday before
Thousands OF people. Whom n division
OF the funds was made however, each
OF the men received $50 ns his share OF
the proceeds less the amounts due for
refreshments partnkon Of at various
times when ntting up the sham ships.
"A they also had TO pay cur fare to and
from the baths on every occasioh II Is
plain that very little remained to tho
bcnenclarlea, and whom three OF their
number Intimatcd that they had been
promised sloady work at the baths for
working tho deal 80 successfully their
f,Iiow.ahipmntcH felt aggrloved. San