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The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
LIKE RATS
Gold Hunters Are Caught in the
Alaskan Trap.
Rum. DesoiAtioD, Despair, Brood Over
AH.-Whlia the VrTims Curse
Their Fate.

Rum. DesoiAtioD, Despair, Brood Over
All.-Whlia the Vrr,ms Curse
Their Fate.
Lake Bennett. B c., Sept. 3 -
rhis morning the trim little b at
Maud set sail down the Yukon, bear
,ug your correspondent and four
other msn toward klond,ke. We
Expect to reach Dawson within two
weeks
The Maud is my personal proper.
tv, and I put high valuat'on upon
her. Built at the Lake Bennett saw
m Il of rough-sawed, green spruce
lumber, che is 26 feet long by 6 feet
wide amid -hips, and has carrying
c,pacity of two tons. A square sail,
10 by IL feet, rugged to j"ry mast,
will serve as means Of propulsion,
assisted in calm weather by a pair
froughly hewed oars.
| My travelling companions, all gold
hunters, are Frank Walthers, of Sc
tie: John Duffy. of Montana; S.
". Foote and G-o,ge Euk, both
se-idents of the stat Of Washing. ton.
Dutfv and Foote are veteran mlL1ng
peospectors. The others are city bred
. mon, who have followed various pur'
. -uits. Eugene Grever, OF Cluc'n
natl. who accompanied me to Skag
,, away. has decided not to enter th'
Yukon this fall, and therefore, l. Il u
{. u the party. A p ruon OF my Gu
c f. has fail. q to arrive On the lake
although pack horses were sent TO
II, aud the stuff must b. sacrificed
uuless by some Lucky chance it shsl
c re brought down tn liver after lie
{ The outfits Of the Mau aggregat
nearly two tons Of provision al
: bag gage. We have severa! rifle
n and saotguns aboard and will kee
II eye out for moose aud carlo
&c along the Yukon. Fish will also /
secured with a gill net at LaE
Marsh
;c II is unsafe to delay longer
J. Lake Bennett. as win er ls close
I" AID. The Skageway trail. ~hIe
&c has been in bad condition for son
" dsys. has become almost impassab
IT. ~ i several thousand goldhunteg
I'd with their outti 9. now caught upt
Il. are in pitiabl- plight There
ae complete decentralization amor
them. 4 few are pressing vain
onward. but the large majority. 81
at heart, sni d discouraged. are aba
= donipg thsir ousf's aud are re.u,
-. ing toward Skaga aEay, Hundre
IS are broken IN health f<om the ter
ar bic hardsbips and exposure to whi
they have been subjected during t
~ uine davs' rainstorm just closed, a
1ill many will undoubtedly die frs
me pneumonia or pulminary diseai
W, thus contracted. Pitiful stories
told me daily.
At one place on the trail are can
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07

Havana, Sept 30 The ir1surgent
Menuel Satiliau, who surrendered to
the Spanish at Santti Sp'ritus, wac
assassinated there last week by the
IA rlson. He put faith in reports OF
The Spanish, that huEd eds OF insar-
gents had been set free after surfeG
derlug
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and perfectly sAne in the Matteawan

and perfectly sAne in the Matteawan
Asylum.
G,ttleib secured writ of habeas
corpus
Justice D,ckey granted the re
lease, but with prov'so that he ba
kept in the custo iy of Gostie,b f
ten day $ and then either returned to
the asylum or sent back to Europe
SO olce again, after more than II
years absence from the world, frost
Ter b-.athei the air of freedom But
| MS first thou ID we're of his wife
aud children At the end of ten
days Go'tl-'b w-ut into court aud
announced that his client had Re
fused 1" lave the country until hs
nad found his wife and child JUS
tice Dlckey seut him back to the
AS, lu II. Gnl,ielb, within a few day 8
aat .u another writ. TrosIer was
'.ciai. Il sane ani was again released
ed = v-n ih,riy d.vs IN which to
r.s, Tue ,ouutry The thirty days
.Iit b. a., r.lt Wednesday.
Ouc day lat week an old man
| Il Il l,tt1o n a
lu town in Connecticut not many
lnlie, away lrom New York City.
The door Was opened by hand
some young girl of 10 or 20.
| wish 10 see your mother" he
sad. Il am John Miller. al d have
bean s mt by a mutual friend IN Ne !.
YORK
The girls lip tremled.
My mother S dying" sac sid
You cannot see her unless it is very
> important"
The Old nan frame was shaker
with emotion. 1T Is Important,
n be said There was something il
his voice that made the girls hear
L Jump She uehered hm into th
j room wh+r-, on u bed lay a pale
II faced woman. The dying womal
)" gave shrek an1 starred as if t.
> Jump INTO the man S arms.
Henry" sue sobb d. Sarah.
he cried, aud then the daus hte
closed the door upon them, for sh
:! knew it was her ,ather who wa
II there and felt that it was not tim
o. for even a daughter to iutrude.
Is When Trostler left that litt
y! h 'me in Co o1nect, he was an age
II man He SAID goodbye forever
hi, wife aud child. Forever, becau!
u ne had been doomed by the cour
y to eternal banishment from b
" adopted country, and she had bee
\" doomed by dis 'ase to an early deaf
IL rrostler had asked for only OF
Il last favor; that his handsome your
'e daughter should be brought up
~ h. Jewish faith, and that she shou
90 bs sci t immediately upon the mot
VI er's death, which cauuot be but
few days distant. to Trostler's re
I'LL ives in New York.
Ia Tnen Trostler kissed his wi
and daughter good bv and then
b. came back to New York aud 6
II, ouncei that he was ready to
20. Dack to Europe or anywhere Ell
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
Everybody Says S..

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most wonder
full medical discovery of the age, pleasant and
refreshing to the taste, act gently and positive
ly on the kidney: liver and bowels, cleansing
the entire system, dispel colds, cure headache,
fever, habitual constipation and biliousness.
Please buy and try box of c. c. c. today; 10,
%, 50 cents. Sold and guaranteed to cure by
all druggists.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07

l. is to be borne in mind always
that our wsr with Spain Is no. e
''brsin spa't ring, aindpipe Sitting
struggle, but merely part OF Han.
mas campaign for the Ohio Senator
ship. This fact &c fuces its serious
nese-NeH York World
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
Look al The Prices:
FLOUR.

We always have f,om one to ten
thousand pounds of Power Bros.
Royal and Que. n and can give you
any amount at the same price the
mill charges you,
We have just received another ca
oad of David b. K,rk's Ensign flour.
We have sod thls flour for nearly
two years and among all the differ
-ut car loads t this Fl 5ur that We
have sold, We have never had ou.
bad sack. aud il YOU have never trteo
one sack of Ensign. the next sack Il
-four YOU buy try Eosign aud yot
vi | use no other.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07

Messrs. Ey Bros Il have used
Ety's Cream Balm a number Ct years
ard 6nd II works Ike charm 1t
has cured me of the most obsilnats
case Of cold in the head IN less than
As hours from the time l felt the
cold coming on. I would not be
without it. Respectfully Yours.
oS3 Hart St. Fred'k Fries.
Cream Balm is kept by all drug
eists Full size soc. Trial size 10c
We mail it. Ely Bros, 56 Warren
St, n. 7. City.
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Mr.. II. l.. Myers, of 100 Mulberry street,
Newark, NJ made the mistake OF re-
lying upon remedies based upon mineral
ingredients, and for the hundreds OF
dollars which he invested received only
disappointment in return. He says:
II was afflicted with terrible blood
disease, which was in spots at first. but
afterwards spread all over my body.
These soon broke out into sores, and 1t
is easy to imagine the suffering l en-
dured
"Before I became convinced that
the doctors could do no good 1 had
spent hundred dollars, which was
really thrown away. 1 then tried varl-
Gus patent medicines, but they did not
reach the disease. When l had finished
my first bottle of S.S.S., was greatly
improved and was delighted with the
result. The large red spiotches on my
chest began to grow paler and smaller.
and before long disappeared entirely. !
regained my lost weight, became strong
er, and my appetite greatly improved.
was soon entirely we'll, and my skin SIS
clear as piece of glass"
S.S.S, is a sure cure for all manner
Of blood diseases, and disappointment
never results from its use. It is
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
Purely Vegetable

Ind one Thousand dollars viii be paid
far proof that it contains particle OF
nercurv. m % potash, or otlf fr mineral. S.S.S.
= sold by I'll druggistS1 :.
g mi Sc mailed free to au-uho I'd.
a swift Specific Co. Atlaafa, g.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
Michigan hand Licked navy

Michigan hand picked navy
beans, 8 lbs. fer 25r
: pounds of good green coffee, 25c
2 pounds good roasted fee, 25'
3 pounds broken Java coffee, "a
| pound of best African Java
coffee, 25c
| pound Mocha and Java coffee, 25r
| pound of Java Blend coffee. 20c
l II quart heavy galvanized
iron buck-t, the best made. Zoe
heavy salva ICED iron coal hod. zoe
112 quart covered slop pail. 35c
cedar bucket, 35c
Western Washing Machine,
round or square, 81 so
| Kruger, any style, l-50
6 bars Grand Pas Wonder soap, 25c
6 b ,xes Mustard Sardints, 25r
| quart bottle Biue'ng, Zoe
50 pounds pur- country lard
per pound o7c
Pure country sorghum in any
amouns. fr. sh and tiue.
Pure cider vinegar per gai zoe
heavy galva, lied iroa tub 65e
l heavy galvan zed iron five
gal oil can 63e
! | set heavy glass gohltts 3oc
| set of good knives aud FORKS 5l'e
IL eo3d butcher knife finest
made 23t
! set good table spoons guar
an'eed pure silver o0'
Nails. any size two pounds ID
1..al good sugar syrnp 2ot
r. | IRON bound well bucket 81
r 'pe any size per pound o'
| good lautern oo
Brau and shorts always on hand Il
8 market price
e We carry al the latest patterns L
f oueensware-both the decorated an
plain. ard have just received
crate of the latest patterns mad
I in psre waite Come In aud Sc
O il. It is cheap and very pretty.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
WE BUY

Country sorghum, Irish potatoes.
apples, lard, chickens, eggs, ducss,
geese. turkeys. cabbage, corn, hay.
peaches, pumpkins, sweet posetoes
pop corn. hams. bacon vinegar,
honey. bees wax, butter
When you come to Butler come
direct to Fisk Bros store with any
thing you have for sale, and you will
oct accommodation; and take home
with you one sack of Ensign flour,
AID you will be happy,
| FISK BROS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-20
An Undoubted Hero.

From the Omaha World.llemld ]
In the historical building at the Nash.
vile Expo stands bus. of sam
Davis. Davis was not famous general
lie led no victorious armies De gave nc
great invention 90 the world, an. Doe
wrote nothing Tor The world to ramem.
bar save u name that should hs immu.
tai. The war has uec1 over long enough
B. forever set at rest the ras ions anu
preiudiees 10 cngenderel, aud or that
reason the name OF sam Davis should
be- known wherever devotion 90 duty
hOuord.
Sam Davis was a COME leritp soldier
lie was sent a. a spy by Gen. Bragg in
iO the Union lines iu search of valuable
Information. To thr Disgrace ola fedora
officer be owed m ich Of Che information
he obtained, for it was a federal ofic
who gave him the facts be sought After
securing the information al Nashville.
Davis set out o. return 10 Bmggs lines
lie was captured near Pulaski. Tenn, by
a detachment of the sth Kansas aud
sent 90 the headquarters uf Gen. Green.
vile VI. Dodge, whose home Is nov De-
CounciI Bluffs. teen D1lss was much
taken with Davis quiet demeanor aud
youth After the court martial hal aeu
fenced Davis % be- Hanged asa spy Gen.
Dodge discovered that federal officer
bad given the doomed man DO. iuiorma
ton. lie offered 90 spare Davis life u
he would give thr name Of his iuflr.
mant, but Davis refused. III had "a
thousand lives aid Davis. u would
give them 40 before / would btirBy "a
friend, OF give The name Of my inior.
mant.'
Davis was hlngel-haugcl berausc 10
was war. But despite the fact that he
was a spy he diel lhc death ola hero.
Aud all during the month Of the NASH
vile Exposition men who wore tie Uu.
ion blue have placed uroaths about his
bust, aud placed them beside The
wreath. laid there by the men who wore
the gray.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-20

Millican, Brazos Co., Tcx.,Noy. Is
The following resolutions are self-ex-
planatofy:
Whereas. the commissioners court Of
Brazos county has issued Or IL about 10
Issue 5000 worth Of 20-year maturing
bonds to build new county jail, and
Whereas, at thi. pa ticulaT time the
building Of new jail is uncalled for,
and
Whereas, this move seems b have
been secretly worked, inasmuch o. u
wa not known In the papeis that the
order had been made or was about 70
b. made, therefore be u
Resolved, that We, the undersigned
citizens Of BiaEos county, Undertaking.
~ condemn the action Of the county
commits siouefs' court for issuing the
new jail bonds, u such have been IL.
sued, or u an order 10 issne them has
heen passed by the court.
.. We condemn the issuance ofbonds
10 any amount a. long a. the county 10
In debt.
3. Unprecedented hard times arr upon
us and grant that the bond Issue viii
not increase our taxes any, Il will Ger.
tainiy not act a. a Tax decreasing meas
urt.
4 We pledge ourselves, collectively
and Individually, 10 support no man for
Office Ia Brazos county who aids by
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-20
HE WANTS HIS TIPS.
J. McNurran sues Wall street uroker
Ter Thirty Thousand poilars.

J. stcNurran sue. Wall street uroker
Tor Thirty Thousand poiiars.
New York. Nov. la-Thc Journal
says that J. r. McMurmn. formerly ~
81. Paul, Mimi, has dlcd a suit Tor go.
600 damages against Edwin Barbour
formerly II Virginia, aud nCC a Wall
str,ct hrokcr. Il is alleged tiat Nc.
Murmn arranged with Barbour thai In
rrtum for advance information uf the
supreme courts decision IN the Bon tele
phone case last May, Barbour should
buy or sell 1900 shares Of Bell telephone
stock and In the event Of a prnht, give
McMurnn two.thirls aud rtain one.
third FOR himself. McMurnn alleges
that on May 4, 1897, h. Rayc Mr. Bar.
hour the Promised information, which
h. SAYS, he obtained frum one Of the
clerk. OF the supreme court, On May
10. the decision was handed down and
Bell telephone stoCk went mp Barbour,
McMurran alleges, infused To pay for
the "tip," saying he did not u.s. IL.
Hence the suit.
James r. Kocne, McMuran says got
the same tip and paid him $4,000 for it.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-20

Marion Law Is on the sick list.
win zgleh OF Willow Hole, was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. John McCorQuodale has return.
ed from a visit 10 Millican.
Miss Josie MeNair has returned from
visit TO Hubbard City.
in. Cole was able 10 he up yesier.
day after a severe attack Of the den.
que.
DO. Enbanks has returned from
Houston 10 assist NJ. u. james with the
holiday goods.
Read John b. Mikes red letter sale
al today and then call and see his mag.
uihcent display ofgood things 10 eat.
Dr.. Handy has returned TO n. Worth
after having put 10 Electrical appliances
for home treatment Of Mr.. y. q. Cole.
The annual Thanksgiving hop given
by the corps Of cadets At the A. * NJ.
college will take place Friday evening.
Nov. 20.
II. g. Rhodes leli yesterday for a
hunt In Malagoria county and will be
followed today by nr T.. NJ, Ray.or
They go with party from Chapel Hill.
Work on the mess hall at College has
progressed as far as the floor, and o.,
contractors are nov waiting for the
window easements to continue The
work
The county commissioners completed
the work of the November term yester.
day afternoon and adjourned after the
reading Of the minutes. Squire Peter
Thomas was unwell and did not attend
In the afternoon.
B.F. Hawkins leaves today Tor Co.
vert, We are glad to know Mr. Ilaw-
kins sold several pianos while here,
Mr.. Hawkins says he will return "a
Bryan December the let for the pur.
pose Of selling aud tuning pianos. II
Rev. Homer 7. Wilson oil Worth,
arrived yesterday afternoon and was the
guest OF bis nephew, K NJ Wilson
lie delivered his famous lecture, "Tru'
Manhood" last night at College under
the auspices Of the y. NJ. G. A.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-20
NO ROOM FOR 1T.

President nepes sumstimes 60 send
Cunrr~s, ~ labor Message
Washington, Nov la-Cahinct day
At the White Hou.e caused a dcarth ~
visitors. and tho-o who saw the prp.i.
dent wen tho.e who had appointments
President Gompers and Socptay Nor
rison u the American Federation ~ Ia.
bor saw the president and urged him 10
incorporate In his message r'commcnda-
tions Tor the better protection ~ Labor.
The president informed Mcssrs Com.
pcrs and Morrison that his message
would D. very long on account II the
many subjects ulpady tratcd he aid
that AZ -1mc time In the fufur hc hoped
90 give attention to labor matter. either
in a Iscial message or some other salts.
factory manner
Thomas D Bayarl, oX.aulassador "a
Grat Britain, went % the White Houso
accompanied hy S,crtaTy sherman and
paid IA. rspacts 90 the president
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-20

Manager Mike announces the coming
Of the Krause-Slout big company for
one week at the Grand opera house.
commencing Monday, Nov. % Seats
nov on sale a. llasNelps.
An advance notice says "rhis sea .
son there has been lavish expcndit-
IRE OF money IN securing actors Of rec.
ognized ability and plays that will
meet with The approval Of the theatre
going public. The recognized standing
In the theatrical profession oi tins com
pany Is uneXcelled, and this season
they have outdone all previous efforts
In securing new plays, people. scenery,
np-t0.date singing and dancing, aud
carry a slOOD siereopticon outfit FOR
Illustrated songs ani calcium light et.
iects Extra engagement of Marie Re
lnws, the phenomena contfal,o, illus
Illustrating ~ the latest songs, inc.ud-
iug ~ Love Her just the Same
Just Behind the Times" "My Mother
was q Lady "ln he Baggage Coach
Ahead, The Recior's Daughter Nell
"The Rector's Daughter Nell. "rhe Or
gan Griuder'a rcnadc." and other
Peoples Popular prices. 10, I'D and "a
cent?. One laiy iieo with each paid 81
cent ticket on opening night"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-20
FRANrz ELEcTEocurEp.
he Dlrd For the Murder Of ne..ie
Little of dayton.

Columbus, O., Nov. lg.-Alhert j.
Fmntz, the murderer of Bessie Little Of
Dayton was elocirocuiod In the annex Of
the Ohio pcnitontiary az ~ 20 this morn.
ing Il was late THURSDAY afternoon
bef1rc Governor Bushncll's message NJ.
fusng 10 Interfere, was r'ccivod Fmntg
was visited during the day by a brother
and sister, aud after the parting 10 q
o'clock Fmntz tainted He was SON
r'stord e. consciousness. however. and
had fully recovered his composurr by
the time Tor the clectwCution lie took
his place In the chair 40 i2:is a. m.
without an apparent trcmor The of.
iicials wcp slow in fastening the straps
and adjusting clcctrrdes The int shock
did not cause death, aud the current was
applied thrsc times bofuw life was
pronounced extinct, at i2:22a. ma.
Tho crime for which Fmntz paid the
penalty was the murler on Aug 90,
lSg6. Of Bessie Little. a Young girl.
whom be- had botnyed Her body was
thrown into the Saltwater river, whoU
Il was found by T. l. Harper while
lathing. The unuycling 81 the crime
and the trial furnished one 81 the most
exciting chapters In criminal history in
Ohio. Fmntz made an alleged cunfc..
sion. In which h. claimed the girl had
shot herself while they VEN ont riding.
and fearing be- would b. charged with
the murder. he had thrown the ludy
into tho river.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-20

san Fmnci-co.Noy. io.-Tom sharkey
has won another questionable hattie,
his victim being old Joo Goddard, the
decvplt tuuor champion. The fight,
which was scheduled for 20 r1unds, ter.
minated In the sixth, when Sharkoy,
aft,r landing a still right on Go,ldard's
jaw, rushed az his man aud knocked
him 90 the Huor. literally By forcc Of inn.
pact falling heavily upon him. God.
darl's hcad struck tho canvas with an
awful smash, which dazcd him. He
arosc 10 the end ~ three socunds and
staggered 90 the rUpes. Roforcc Near.
thur meanwhile holding the excited
sailor hack Amid grat confusion Ne.
Arthur awarded the fight to Sharkoy.
The decision was just, but Sharkcy's
victory is FAR frOm crdimhlc, % h,inr
the popular impression that Goddard
was hurt moO by hi, collision with the
floor than from Sharkey's blows, which
wcrc at an Times wild aud misanhly
timrd
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-20
Never too Much.
ORIENTAL ADWces.
ie Rebellion In China l. Spreading
aud Much Fear Expressed.

The Rebellion In China 4 Spreading
and Much Fear Expressed.
Victoria, b. c., Nov lo.-The En-.
press of China brings these Oriental al.
vices:
The rebellion In northern China Il
spreading, and fears ap expressed that
the insurgents will advance ON Tien
Tsin. Tho Imperial troops have been
defeated In several engagements, and
the number Of insurgents Is steadily in.
croasing. The insurgents also expect TO
BE- joined by members Of secret 80 iotios
who reyolted unsuccessfully before the
war with Japan. They are well sup.
piled with the arms and ammunition
abandoned by Chinese "bmyes" in the
recent war.
The Progrssionists In japan are wag.
ing an active campaign against the
present government They oppose any
increase In the land tax; want the nd.
ministmtiye expense reduced, and tho
policy regarding Formosa changed, and
desire 90 secure the removal Of the min
isters Of education and communication
and justice.
Up 10 the end Of September China had
paid c25, 3ss,5sS Of the war indemnity
90 japan.
When the new treaties between japan
and the foreign powers come into forcc,
matters relating 90 the treatment ~ for
cigncn will become moru or less changed
from the present According 10 the
metropolitan, the police authorities az
Toxic have instituted school with the
object o. training the police In the way
Of dealing with Foreigners.
II Is stated that the japanese govern.
ment next year win open thro new
ports 10 foreign trade.
At the present examinations no Nan
Chang Fu the students wcre rquircd %
write an essay on Noah and His Fam.
lily, or The Repcopling Of the Earth
After the Flood. This Is the first time
In the history Of China that a know.
ledge ~ the Bible was rcquirJd in a
state examination
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-20
Ii. MI. WILSON
Captain Doyoli Believes the whaiers h
the Arrtle safe.

Captain Dovoli Believes the whaiers IN
the Arctic safe.
New Bedford, Mass, Nov. i0-Capt.
David +. Doyoll Of this city, master Of
the steam whaler William Bailey, who
has just returned from a cruise In the
Arctic, says he believes the crews Of the
whalers caught in the ice are safely
sheltered in their ships.
He thinks they are anchored In the
lagoon a few miles from the Alaskan
shore, east Of Point Barrows. Captain
Deyoll says that the Belvedero, Orca,
Jessie FREEMAN, Rosario aud Alexander
started from the cruising grounds east
Of Point Barrows ia company Reach
ing a reef which forms sort Of break
water, the five ships encountered new
ice, when they all swung around tho
west end of the ref and entered the Ia
Coon, q favonte harbor for whalcmen
when in that locality
The men in charge of the vessels thus
caught. be- adds, wcr masters Of cXpc-
ricncc and know just what is necessary
under such circumstances. He thinks
the Belyedore, Orca aud FREEMAN had a
sufficient quantity II provisions TO pro-
vide for the crsws u the four vessels
until next summer.
Captain Dcyoll believes that the Fear
less, Newport, Wandorcr and JEANNE,
the other four ship supposed 10 b" In
peril further Ia the eastward, arr AZ Hot
Shell island He says it is known that
they worr there Aug % with the ships
that intended to winter north, and he
dos not believe an attempt was made
by them Ia come west when they found
ioo making
Ice made unusually early the past sra.
son He further adds that n they ara
sheltered at Hor.tcn, thcre is mo- mason
20 believe they arc In any danger