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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
LAMB IS ouND ovER.
He 10 Charged With NJ Assault
With q Dangerous
f Weapon.

The preliminary examination Of
3Wmi. Lamb, wh,, ~. q. highlEOuse
says took Ills sllOt gUn from his
wagon and with a Minclls.ter t,0lnt-
ed at lighthouse. compelled him 10
give him "a efOre he would return
the weap pom to him. was held before
Justice sheldon tOday y.
The charge against Lamb T. as
sault with 4 dangerous Weapen,a and
MI highway robbery 40 M nrst
stated. ii " n
Justice Sheldon was acting a. dep
uty clerk III court In the absences Of
Clerk SignOr to-day mud the exslnin-
atiOl. was conducted IL the clerk q
office. h. v I. 5s 4 4 n M s's%
County Attorney Lyon aplIeslred
Hs prosecutor, and a. X. Blanchard
was, attorney for the defendant.
several witnesses were examined,
bnt Lamb was not put on tlestand.
The examination resulted In Lamb
being hound over to the grand Jury
with ball fixed at 5000. This he fur.
nished. with G. y. Buckman and i.
E STAPLES as bon,lsineD, and he was
set ut liberty. s5 "a 5ss5
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
THE CASE or sANGUlLLY.
Etory CT the Cuban in Detail---Mr. Cleve.
5 lands Course Commended. s&

Etory CT the Cuban in Detail--11r. cleve-
H lands Course Commended. s
WASHINGTON, Oct. The celebrated
case u Julio Sanguilly i presented - y
semi official form in pamphlet ISSUED
by Sanenilly's counsel here, Jose i.
Roderigucz. It tells the story in detail
and gives q number Of letters passing
betw cen Secretary Olney, Senator Sher-
man, Consul General Lee and the
United States minister at Madrid, Han
mis- Taylor, not appearing il the state
department publications. and heretofore
unpublished. AS whole, the docu.
ment upholds the course Of President
Cleveland and Secretary Qlney, and
points out that the agitation jn San.
guilly's behalf in congress served only,
TO prejudice his case.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
Beware Of Ointments for Ca
tarrah that contain Mercury

I. Beware Of Ointments for Ca
tarrah that contain Mercury,
40 mercury will surely destroy the
sense NJ smell and completely de.
range the whole system when Gu.
tering It through the mucous sur
faces. Such articles should never
he usetl except on prescriptions from
reputable plly sieiA'.s. Us the damaRe
thy Will dolls ten fold to the AOOd
,.uu can possibly derive from them.
HALLS Cutarrh Cure, mnntiact-
urrd BY FL. Cheney & Co., Toledo,
O., contains no mercury, and e tux
en- internally. acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces oi
the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure he sure you get the
genuine. It il taken internally, and
made In Toledo. Ohio, by F. j Che
ney & Co. Testimonials irees ssssS
D@Sold oy Druggists, price 75c per
bottle. ID s 4. 4 5t .sSsS
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
THE scouRGE INCREASES.
Five Deaths and Thtr ty-n;ne New Cases
&5s Mt New OrlNAnA &s:

Five Deaths and Thtrty-n'ne New Cases
& $& HI = ut New OrlsanA
. New ORLEANS, Oct. The days
record Of 8 deaths and SO new cases is
the top notch reached during the pres
emit yellow fever scourge. The increase
Of cases was not unexpected. The
weather has been warm and the large
territory the board OF health has to,
cover makes perfect scrutiny inpossi-
BILE, and germs are being distributed
which, if the totally of cases was
fewer, would be easily restrained.
While the number Of cases under treat
ment is in the neighborhood Of 400,
there are many houses which have not
yet been disinfected but in which the
patients have been declared well. The
total death rate 10 sti II small III proper
ton to the number Of cases.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
New Cabinet Will Grant Home
Rule to Cuba Y nder Span \,
ish suzeraInty.
Also Decides Il Continue the
a. Campaign as Long az May
Be N cessary. ;s
Captain General yveyler Places
His Services at Command
OF sagasta. 81

IL MADRID. Oct. s-At = cabinet conn.
Ill the government decided 70 grant
autonomy 20 Cubs uhfcr the suser;.
.ainty Of Spain and to continue the cam-
p, gn a long g may Is necessary.
IL Senior sagusta, the premier, has re-
.ceiyed . cable message from Captain
General Weylef. who b!Iers his services
to The government Ind says: 81 sh4- !
not resign" \. sis @ .s gss
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08

Bishop TrOl,ec and Fathe Buh
vicar, general OF the Duluth diocese,
wi no have been in the city attending
the cOnYentior III the GernsSn CatllO
lie Aid societies, went to st. Cloud
today. The bishop and Father Huh
yesterday visited Pierz. Bishop TrO-
bee was telling today some OF his
experiences when he WINS " ith Father
Buh ii charge Of the Belle Prairie,
Pierz and Two Rivers missio ns thirty
twOyears ago. Bishop TrObec came
to this country with Fathers Piers
au,i Bul, but was then only q stu
dent. He went to Pennsylvania.
completed his studies, and was or
dained In 1866. The next year he was
sent to Belle Prairie. The settlers Of
that community at that time were
all French. and he could not speak q
word III their language. II was four
months from the time Of his appoint
ment until he preached his first SER
mon In the French language. He
mentioned the names Of the old set
tiers who assisted him In learning
thelanguage, many Of whom are now
dead. Trobec at that time was an
enthuslas tic hunter, and says that
yesterday, on his way to Pierz. he
recognized several places, particu-
larry the large bluffs near Ora MELVILLE,
an sOme OF his old hunting ground.
The bishop and Father Buh spent
much Of their time here shaking
hands and visiting with old friends
and Appropriateness Of thirty-two
years ago. 9s ; s 81 !, s5;#
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
THIRTY PEoPLE INJURED.
Crowded llatform at Kansas City Drops
4&s f8S Eighteen Feet. 5|t "A gz$

kansas Cry. Oct. 2. Thirty per-
sons were injured, several Of them seri-
ously, BY the falling Of 9 platform at
the Fifteenth street station Of. the Inde-
pendence electric railroad. The sta
ton was crowded with suburban resi-
dents who were returning home from
the carnival festivities. The platform.
which was old and weak, gave way un-
der 8 strain, and when it went down
probably 80 people we're precipitated 9
distance Of IL feet. BIB i :}$
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
THE lUETo E ri trial

0ta2s Oabrs Jmpsachnent 3 a. EvidssFPss 4
Asainst Witnsasss for th~ Issfssse. 3
.ss44 CHICAGO. OCT. The testimony n
The Luetaere trial during the day 49, 49,
confined to Impeachment evidences 81.
fered 81 the state against tho witnesses
for Inc defense who had stated on tho
stand that Mrs. Luetgert had beet,
.seen III the vicinity Of Kenosha, Wis.,
within few days after the murder -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
VA VALUABLE Prescription. 1

Editor Morrison, Of WOrthingtO IN.
Ind. Sun, writes: on have g
valuable prescription In Electric Bit
tiers. and I cheerfuny reccomend II
Tor Constipa lion and sick Headache,
and ,as q general system tonic II has
no equal Mrs. Annie Stehle, 22825
Cottage Grove Ave-, Chicago. was
all run down. could not eat nor d.
rest food, had q backache which
never left her and felt tired and
weary. but six bottles of Electric
Bitters restored her health and re-
lnewed her strength. Price 80 cents
md 31.OO. Get a Bottle at Z. d.
Browns Drug Store.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
/ Try Graln.O! Try Grain-Ol

4 Ask your grocer today TO show you a
package 81 GRAIN-O, thenew food drink
that takes the place Of coffee. The. child
rem may drink II without without injury
a ven as the adult. All who tfysit, like
III. GRAIN-O has that Rich seal brown of
Mocha or lava, but il is made from pure
rrains, and the most delicate stomach
receives Il without Distress, i the. price
az Coffee. 15c. and q cts. Per package.
Sold ~ all Rrocers. I'll 81; 4
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
Climate and Athlete sports.

Climate and Athletic Sports. ny "
Mr.. Hamblen Sears doubts whether
in rowing and other athletic sports
Americans will ever be able to beat
Englishmen il England or whether
EDglishmen will be able to beat .Ameri.
cans il America. He instances among
other illustrations the attempts made.
By the Cornell and Yale boat crews to-
row against British crews at Henley.
The Cornell crew which competed in.
1896 at Henley had been able at home
70 row a mile and furlong in very
,ligbtiy oysr seven minutes, yet in Eng,
land they were beaten by the Trinity
Grew in the slow time Of Q minutes "a
seconds. Not only that, but the Cornells
actually collapsed 800 yards before
.eaching the finish. The same story
was repeated ~ the Yales in 1896 IN
The: single soull race this year Ten Eyclk,
5of Massachusetts won. but that was only
the second time in all the international
1VWluk E0C0n AZ AIA6 A0AA 0A1SO seS04 49,
1889 that an American was able to win;
Once, in 1873, the Columbia four cared
new won the Visitors Challenge cup
In Eng land. ... 81
Mr.. Sears says in The North Ameri.
san Review. 1T appears to be that the
map which wins races is taken ont Of
sEnRlishmen competing in America and
Americans competing in England. "
u He behaves this 10 owing 70 the dit
ference Of climate Our bractng, drier
air requires harder training and more
abstemious diet than is suited to "the
low. maiarial valley Of the Thames. "
Consequently when Americans attempt
10 row or compete in athletics In Eng
land they will be overtrained, while
Englishmen who compete here will be
undetermined for their task. Mr.. Sears
suggests that the remedy will be for the
training Of the foreign crew or team to
take place in the country where the
race il to be. AM ~ 55; a
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
In we YLE RS HONOR.

- 1900, "a. ,,..,... 9 - :,
o.. !, j, \, ~, =, s,>;,a - u. ]. u; !,
- 49, t hi+;e, s,,ta,,Ia
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-; TN ~, : !. :, -, ...' Z
= Z Wy = - a ,aa ~ @ : :,
'.os !. :. 49, u.s. az - 49,,
y = elle !, GVp ~. a; straet ,..,a ' .,s,,,
80. g -. - 90 go - - -. :,
= 1o ~. .. y :;
~. = ~ 49,, 1900 !.
9n.l1 y. ~. 80. 800.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
h 70 1laks Steel = Dulut1

DULUTH, Oct. All Of the steel
plants at the he1d Of the lakes have
PASSED into the hands Of John ID. Rookie
teller and Andrew Carnegie. They, Il
Is enid on good authority. have pooled
their interests in the iron ranges and
steel industry and will begin the man
ufacture Of iron and steel IN Duluth and
Superior next year on an extensive
scale. DEL - rs M. 3.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
There Is ! Glass Of People

Who are injured BY the use of coffee
Recently there has been placed in the gro
Gerry stores a new preparation CAL
GRAIN.O made. Of pure grains, III.
takes the place of coffee. The most deli,
cate stomach receives in without distress
and but few can tell It from coffee. It
does not cost over Il as much. Children
may drink 1t with great benefit. 15cts.
and q cts. per package Try it. Ask Tor
fGRAIN-O. asl $sst$ s&$&# u y 35
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
: Thrss killed IA the RomsStaks. &

Three Killed In the Home1take.
y LEAD IS. D., Oct Three men were
instantly killed BY an accident 81 the
Homestake mine during the morning.
Their names are Charles Fannell,
Charles Gustafson and Charles Dalsair.
They had set OF two blasts which did
not explode. The men went to investi-
rate and the blasts went of. la!e I
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08

Awful Experience with Heart
Oisease.-lha hat DR.. Aynew's .'urt.
for the heart works like. magic, and
..urer, ID proven Nv the testimony ~
Mr.. L.. j. Law, rorr.,ntO, Can. -
was SO sOr+ly troubled with heart
disease that ] WAS unable Tor ElS
m Dnths to lie do wi'ssi In bed lest l
smother. After taxing one dose OF
Dr.. Agnew''s Heart lure, ! retired
and slept sOundly. ! used one bottle,
ana the trouble has not returned -.
Sold t)Y f III RI NJ. v. VETZEL.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08

Billy Phyle, the base ball pitcher.
who years ago played with the
iBrainerd and st. Cloud clubs, and
this wear With the st. Paul league
team. has been drafted" BY the
Brooklyn team for next year. ).
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
Do.en Frcieht Cars WRECKED.

DuauQuE. H., Oct. - freight
train on the Milwaukee road went into
the ditch near Charles City. a dozen
s,sss loas.sd with grain were smashed
:hlio kil.IlinI. Two trn,nps are sup
posed % b. under the week dead
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
Summer Schools.

I Il
AZ various universities and other
schools it hes been found that sum
mer session through July and August
has been invariably we'll attended,
chiefly BY teachers who bad no time 70
enlarge their education at other times
IL the year. First q four weeks course
for teachers was devised. then 9 SIX
weeks course, and now the demand has
arisen Ia more than one college for q
continuous session the year around. The
idea has likewise been enlarged till i
takes III the public schools Of large
cities. si a,ss. ss B. !. 4 i3 II.
The scheme il an excellent ona %
the schools for higher education : sum
mer course can be- specially adapted Tor
teachera The scoufse should include
branches Of instruction suited q ont
door study, like bossny. agricu1tnfe,'
horticulture and geoloax. The corps Of
instructors can. DO arranged % . 70 give
each one his month = vacation and yet
oontinus the course Of study. Persons
Who are not teachers must usually Be
contens with : month % two weeks
vacation. as7. .53 81 & s5 a NJ !. 81 4
ssS When Il comes TO continuing the city
schools through the summer the reasons
III favor Of II are very strong. The
hours should Be- short, the schoolrooms
Eant narticnlarly cool and we'll venti-
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08

Refuse to Recognise Nsumaun. Il
BERLIN, Oct. The German gov.
eminent has refused to recognize Mr..
Ferdinand Nsumann of Illinois, who
was nominated by President Mckinley:
on May % 10 be United States consul AZ
Cologne. sss$ n
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
H..dy Secures Extra spass.

PARIs, Got. Major Moses 2.
Handy, the special United States COM
missionee 20 the Paris exposition Of
1900, has secured Is per cent additional
space Tor the American exhibits, max
lng the space Of the United States equal
to that 81 the other big nations Of the
,rnr1d $6 s53yy x Z: H5z5 !ss. EfF.s. i45ss
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
saxteent New, Cases 1t Edwards.

80 Sixteen New Cases ct Edwards. I. 80
EDWARDS, Miss, Oct. There have
been 10 new cases Of fever reported dur
ing the. day. The report from Militia
Yonma is to the effect that there is one
new case, 4Si ss 81 $4t5}s4 n
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
willia;mI,. Ouxht g Bs Sc

BERLIN, Oct. AT the launching Of
the Kaiser Friedrich at pantio En-
peror William sxid: II ought 70 be
jealous Of the Lloyd dset, Is i . larger.
than mime.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
PER so ~ HIS.


Little Fails visitor Monday.
Attorney "a. r. Blanchard went to
st. Paul Monday ON business. Mi I.
Mas Sibyl Shea 81 Buck man, WINS q
visitor In the city Sa turdHy. il
Chas. Fish, III Suuk Centre. was a
Little Falls Visitor Wednesday.
III A. f. Royce returned yesterday
from Il business visit ut Wadena.
5 II. IA. Warner, III ST. Cloud. was in
In the city Wednesday Oh business.
Cour. Stencgrapher William Rus
sell returned u st. Cloud Sn tnrduy:
LgO. Vessel returned SuDdAy even.
Ing from q lusluess trip to 81. Pau.
Hon. Moses LafOnd returned Tees
day M forming frOna visit at Brainer'i.
Mrs. Fred Muske. III SWanvill6.
was visiting friends III the city Sum
day. nv ..:5. "A. !. a NJ n sl.. y 4. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Ragans. If
Staples. visited relatives In this city
Sunday. $..,. s.50 M \. 3
Stephen Rasaier returned Friday
evening frOln a visit with trends . g
st. Cloud. H. 5. ss5.5
Mise Nellie Baxter returned to the
ST., Cloud Normal school Sunday.
AFTERNOONS. liS{ "a Il. #
Amos Randall, ~ Lincoln, was In
tho city Tnes1 = v m:,rntng fnr" ~ fn '''r
GlrnwOOd.
Attorney Trnffnrt] Jayne, ~ Ati,,-
nea polls, vas in the city Saturday
on business. &
e Mrs. Chas. H,.gle and children
went 10 Minneapolis Wednesday to
visit friends. ss. s$
Mrs. j. q. Millspaugh went ~,
Minneapolis yesterday for 9 visit
with friends. 8.@
Mrs. Otto Scllleusener returned
Yesterday from visit tn her parents
at Brainerd. III. II Ia, 2lst
Th0s. Blocker returned sunday
evening from a visit OF several weeks
MT Minneapolis.
Capt. Peter Berkey, Of ST. Paul,
arrived in the city Friday evening on
business visit. 4
A+tnrnav5 p R,anc l,a RI returned
rnaslsav' 'avaninr from d ~ hnsiness
visit at st. Paul. Nh & u s5. X
~ !, ~ No q n. s,,lam pant ~
New London, Mimi, Yesterday for g
visit with friends. {. !. 5. !.
Dr. Nero returned .,ruesd ay even
inv from 4 PROFESSIONAL visit ~ two
(1aya Ill ROyaltOn. III y,9 81 5$ssE Il
80 6 u &, s /, !, . ], Is
b; M. !. n..es ..,sn u o,.,n 30
citv telenhune lin g. 5'5'l. $s 3s5
W. 4" y. !. +. q J.
Joseph kr 't 81 Meirose. W =,
~ the IdeleR q tea a 5 III 'ne oern wa :
C 'ia co y TOLL = 81
t Mv,n - h nu..n rn uanD' - - =
q. I. J, I, !. :, A. 80, ~
v S,!,.aS. = un nsS ~ pan, rss ! Tittie
- !, .ss.. 49, S7@I "a fs5s3
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08

Amos Srurgis, u sturgis. Mich,
arrived III the city On Wednesday
evening. and will visit old friends
here for a few days, being l.e guest
III E j.. Kidder, 81 Little Falls town.
Amos Sturgis first came ~ Little
Fall In 1857, and remained here Tor q
short time. but naa made occasional
visits here since. He now has q large
farm near SturRis, and is satisfied
that farming nas not been the most
disastrous business the past few
years. Hia br,,ther VIM. Sturgis,
who was also Z resident Of Little
Falls for many years. IL resident 81
Sturxis. al u M 5;y II sss
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
,ard atijournel..

a TO CUR, A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II 1t fails
to cure. 2iC. atasl.. .'gEL 2.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08
& ~ ARD PRO cEE' I
school Board A liowed a large
NUMBER 81 Bills
Wednesd day. III 3's

The regular monthly tDee'iilirt ~ the
board III education Wns held IN
superlntensient's room, In he High n.
scl,Onl building. Wednesday afttr-
Noon. There were present Trace.
\ Wetxel, Richard aud schleOAente g +.
Absent McNalr ana Lyon. pr, Trace e e
was appointed presitent prt, tenn lem .5..
Upon motion duly seconded lN S un ~
carried the following bills were al
lowed ana tho president aud see.
rotary were instructed To Issue I. g ~ riders
for the same: "A II. .s Y N.
I pine Tree Lumber Co, Inmher$ Al II
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MASSACRE OF A BRITISH FORCE.
Treacherous Natives on India's Frontier
Annihilate q Military Column.

Treacherous Natives on India's Frontier
Annihilate a Military Column.
A despatch from Slmla, the residence Of
the Indian Government officials during the
heated periods Of the year, announces seri-
Gus trouble on the northern frontier and
the massacre Of a number Of British officers
and native soldiers In the Government en-
ploy.
From the particulars abtainable at pres
ent it seems that two guns belonging to q
Bombay mounted battery, escorted by 800
men belonging to the First Regiment Of
Sikhs and to the First Punjab infantry were
treacherously attacked In the Tochi Valley
by q large force Of hostile natives.
The first report said that Colonel Bunny,
two officers and twenty-five privates had
been killed, and that three officers and
twenty-five privates had been wounded.
In addition, numbers Of mules and horses
are reported killed.
Further details show that a political
officer, Mr.. Gee, wa visiting Shirani with
IN escort OF troops, when he was attacked
at Maiza by vastly superior forces. The
British troops were compelled to retreat,
and were followed for several miles by
overwhelming numbers of the enemy.
The fighting was desperate. All the
British officers were severely wounded.
Captain Browne, Of the First Sikhs, a son
Of the late Sir James Browne, and Lieu
tenant C%rookshank, of the Royal Artillery,
were killed, and Surgeon Higginson, Lieu
tenant Of the First Sikhs, and Lieutenant
Seaton-Browne, Of the Puniab infantry,
were wounded.
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BARNEY BARNATo COMMITS SUICIDE.
I'M World Famous "King of the Kaffrs"
Jumps Into the Sea.

rhs World Famous king of the Kafirs"
Jumps Into the Sea.
Barney Barnato is dead. The South Afri.
nm diamond king" who in a few years
rose from the position OF an assisted Brit
4h immigrant to the position Of five hun
bred times a millionaire, committed suicide
by jumping overheard from the steamer
Scot, that eft Cable Bay, Cape Town, South
Africa, June 2, for Southampton, England.
The news comes in a cable dispatch from
Fgnchal, Island of Madeira. off the west
poast Of Morocco, where the British steamer
SSot touches.
The report Of Barnato's suicide was made
Ut Funchal by the captain Of the steamer
Scot. His report was that Barnato, who
bad not shown the least sign OF agitation,
hut who had kept rather more closely to
. his cabin than was his habit on board ship,
Suddenly appeared on deck while most Of
tie passengers were in the saloon. and with
acry that the second officer thought was q
curse, and a passenger says was only an
mmeaning shrek, dashed over the side.
The engine were Immediately reversed;
2te buoys were thrown to the man, who
8eemed to be struggling in the water, but
he was either unable or unwilling to reach
them The drill for a imam overDoard" on
British steamships is efficient and prompt
md no time was lost in getting out a boat.
They rowed back to where Barnato's
body could be seen tossing on the waves,
md in very few minutes the boat5wain had
bis hand in Barnato's hair and in another
mcuDsnt he was in the boat. Every attempt
Nus made to revive him, but artificial
Inspiration, massaging Of his abdomen
md rolling him on a barrel were equally
ineffective.
The most extraordinary character among
modern NON makers was dead; the man
whose income a few years ago was placed
4 S25. QQ0, 900 q year.