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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-16

Del ltsle, nut od 5tfferfe t9re SftmMe
leile.
Gas Mieer raul6te, ein S9marm
3uspUsel fam uOn Silben ber iiber bie
@aIlerfldd)e, eS ipar elm number amer
Sriiblingsabeno.
gie 9ingen ben Stranb entlans
heinz. -nSeiul?" arnees Settden!-
Geines BON 9ejben 1prad Elm @ort,
bis Ser tleine 6rans iid elm 0er5
faBte, Settden on lid sos uno tie
tiibte.
Die Sterne ltanben I9on am Sims
mel, alS Die 8eiben enblid in bas
Sotel famen. 0ie 9ante anb lift Neffe
iparen um Settdeu in sroBer 9lufs
resuns unb biloeten it'd ein, iie babe
iid elm 9eib ansetban. Sober 8iiien
geefiteafs quull Der Gante Dor glnsit
unS slufre9uns i'm 9alie-serabe3u in
Gritidunassefabr serietb iie aber, als
iett glrm in Grm smiiden bem Gnsldn>
bertiide ber Settden unb Der 9amburs
ger Millionar bur9 Ben Speiielaal auf
lie 5u mari6irten. Selblt Der Isent,
ben ni9tS i'm 9ebet nerbliiffte, mar
einisermabeu erltaunt.
Der fleine Srauj lab naneulos
miirbeuOll aus, als er jett an BEN Slid
beruntrat, Sett6ens slrm los lieB,
ibre Sanb in Die feline tlabm, iid leidt
sesen Die Tante perneiste unb laste !:
sd babe Die Gbre, ben 0errldaften
n1itSutbeilen, bab 6rdulein 6enriette
Dulins meine 8raut ilt."
Wlan hattie Der gante laaen f0nnen,
bic @elt itiirse I'm ober bas Irauers
nasa3in lei psrbrannt- -,,i1tS ipare bic
@irfuns FOLDER Wiittbeiluns sesen bie
selpeien, melde lid bier ergab. Der
agent itlir3te auf lie gu tnb tlopfte ibr
ben 0iiifeu, Der Samburser rief nod
@aiier, alle Gellner rannten unb Ielbft
Sett6en bate Elm mitleibises &ibren.
Wlan bradte Die erre9te Sral In eines
Der fleinen SpeiieSimmer, mo iie iid
allmdlis erbolte. Natiirli9 folste borts
bin au6 Settden uno natiirlidJ aud
Die 9erren. 9leisenb eri6ien es, tpie
Sett9en bic gante itrei9elte, be-
rubi9te, alleS fir perseben unb perseiJ
len erfldrte, iie als ibre @obltbdterin
prizes uno iiberbaupt elm tpaderes unb
eSles 8emiitb Sei9te.
Gas Gnoe pom Qiebe mar, BOB oer
9liidlide 9rdutisam bie 9ante unb
BEN agenten 3u elmer tfeinen @ers
lobungsfeier einluo unb baB gesen
W}itternadt iosar bic 9ante auf Ben
Buntt selanst mar, tpo fie Sett9en
iesnete uno bas @obl bes 8rautpaares
ausbrafte.
Der glsent idrieb aablloie 5eles
eramme, an idmmtlide gerlpanote bes
grautioams, an Gbriitian, an oas
9rauermasa3in, ollie Sreunbinnen Der
8raut unO an Die unmDslidften 9ente.
Den san3en abenb fab natiirli9 oas
8rautpaar neben einanoer uno fiiste
lid. mas bis sesen batb 5m0lf ubr Der
2ante jeoesmal einen Stid tn's 0er3
CAB. Grit ba besann iie Glles In
roIisem Si6te 81 ieben, unb beim gluf>
bru1e bate lie Settden sdrtli1 unters
sefabt nnb 9eleitete lie in bas number
bubide Sdlaf5immer, bas nit bem
ibrisen bur6 eine ofiene Gbiir uerbun<
ben mar.
Ser asent uub Der 8rdutisam fneip.
ten nod bis MOrsensrauer unb Der
Settere mar Der eliifli9lte Meni9 Der
Welt. Sollte er etua binSeben unb
feline MilliOn nit elmer .3meiten Der,
beiratben? @abrbaftis nidtl Gr
ipuds f0rmlid Dor Stol3 unb Slid
uno idwur, beute iiber bret Monate
Gbemann 81 iein.
ts5ortfesuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-16
Bndlems arutea galbe.

DE bette Salbe Der @elt fir G9nitte,
Nueti9unsen, @eidtpiire, Siebers unb
paut Gusidlas, 5ledten, seiprunsene
Sdnoe, Sroitbeulen unb ale Sauttranf>
betten; furirt 9dmorrbuiben 0ber feine
gsaabluns. 86llise 8ufriebenbeit aas
fantirt ober bas @elb ipirb 8uriideritats
ut. rs Gents bic Sdadtel. Rum
8erfnii in alien Gbothefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-16


Baron b. gtilom befritt i'm
Ssuti9en @ei6stase, baB Der Drei.
bunb erf9tittert iei. gr befiube fd,
ntelmebr bel beitem WoblIeiu. Ser
geiu9 bes beuii@en aaifers In Beth
babe bic Yesiebungen bes beuifben
Nei@es gu Cefierreid. .llnsara pefeut.
lid geffdrtt. Was bic inneren Dor.
9dnge In Oefterrei6'l 'llngarn anlauee,
10 mhBte Ssutf9Ianb, ueItbes teine
frenioen @inmif6ungen In feline Mnae.
lesenbeiten bulbe, aud anberen 2du.
bern gesentiber elm gIeides gerfabreu
beoba9sen. Sas selte befonbers BON
Oenerreid, gu beRen Oberbaupt iein
Wolt bas poaite 9ertrauen baben
Tonne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-16
0tGAt Dtts, Ststt xsIssaA
2nea& &eunth. a. q.

Ssau3S. gbtnes bei9w5rt, bat sr
her xItere Yortner Der Sirn,a s. 8. Gte,
4ss b 60. tt, tuelAe @ei6Gfte In ber
etatt 1oIsso, tn pbenssnanntem COUNT
xnS 6taats, tbut, nnS bab bsiasts Girma si,
euutme bon etubunbert Dollars
tas tben San bon 2atarrb besabIen tpirb,
ber htr9 BEN Gebrau@ bon 1aIPs Ra,
tarrk4xr ni4t sebeiIt tuerben tann.
5eidnoren Dor mir unb unter.
(~~) f1risben In meiner @essnpart an
t~~> U. ~. GIeafsM
sfentIider Rptar
HsH's Ratarrb Aur tptrs innerIih senom,
nen, ane tpirtt sirett auf eas 8lut unS bi.
tdtstmtsen DberHdhen bes Sbite.ns. 2abi
es4 uiaionft 8eusnife fomn,en.
S.S. Gheuep & 60, Tolebe, o.
- gertauft asn Apptbefern, rs Ste.
oars 5amilien.Bilsn Rnb BITE beaeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-16
Gime Grntabnmmg.

SieIes biene CUR giotis, boB bic Sci.
ertase balb fommen unb baB SO.
Corner bieies Sabr bic uoafdnbiatte
4uswabl bon Ba6ern. bic neue1ten
literarii6en probufte, WppTa6en, Ml,
buns, StammbtiGer, 0ifitenfarten,
aalenber unb Oiele onbcre niiblide
unb fd5ne 8refeute fir ben gBeih.
nadtstiiA baben tpirb.
%. Corners 9u9baubIuna,
sos alamo plasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-16

Sn bemielben 2otale befubet fi9 Elm
Sit d. ,snb Mmfterms ~ art.
Sdsli6 groBe Nuspabl ton frilaen
Gii9en, Iuitern, WiIb. @eftgeI
auer 4rt. SeIepbon 399.
gefteauagen fhr GleiI9 unb Slid &c.
perben In irgenb einem 8beiIe Der
Stabt fret abgeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-16

8auft Cure Weibna9tssei9eate
in benz foliben Sumelier 8ei6dft bon
s, 9erBberg i'm 9ampmann,
@eb1ube.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-16
gde 6ouiton unb Naparro 5truse

- Die "TEXAS MILLINERY
CO.., aeben Der Bride. fiibrt bieie
Saiion einen pradtoollen gorratb bon
9titen &C. unb bittet um geneigien 3us
ipru4.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-16

- Serbit unb Winter baben ibre
guten Seiten; fur rbeumatii1e S9mer.
gen iebo4 finb fie nidt bic angenebms
fsn Sabres3eiten. Wer ieboh ct.
SatObS.O Del prompt onpenbet, mirb In
turaer 3eit Doaitdnbig gebeiIt feiu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-16

- Samen "Oxfords" Ieberfarben
i'm Weribe bon $500, fur $3.50.
Sulliban Sbpe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-16
Gin OuRen0 Snifen

fir WanbDline, 8uitarre ober Banjo
fur sebn gents. Warum fauft Sbr
nidt einen gorrotb in 5. ). Soues q
80. altem Store I.
Sbus. @pggan & 8rps.
gde Souiton unb NaparrO StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-16
NAT SULZBACHER.
W9attbies 8rps. Tletid1er

No. 507 Ofs6 II # o ns5traBs.
Nur bas borsdsIibfe Rinbs, s9af'
uub S6tueinefeii9.
Speatalitdt: Sunges 9albf1eii1.
aae arten BON Wurp, 5dinten
3unge. S6mal3 &C.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-16

- Die Mdnner b6ren NIT S1au.
bern, baB bic s6aufsufsr Der Mobe.
maga3ine Muslagen beiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-16

- Die gr6Bts unb i66nhe ansuabl
bon Sunelen, Siamanten, ubren,
Stlbsripaaren &c. bel 8. 6erBbers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-16

- aue 8aqren werben sarantirt
In benz restlen 5 SuweIiergef6Gft
bon =. SerBberg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-16

- Der S6Iaf TT bernhnftiser OILS
ber Menib, beun bann unb mann fiebt
er bic Iugen elmer 6rau.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-16
6eYroth8 Sdhsfoe.

U. s. Smith unb Sulie S6merbed
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-16

&auft Cure Weibna9ts &c,
i1enfe bet Griber 8ros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-16

Wer 9sfpenaer fsbt If b!inb.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-03-13

requested Co make known their am
bitions through sthe columns oil THE DIA-
MoND DRILL.
Sheriff Waite was up 90 Tollen's
Siding Thursday, where he levied on
some logs. lie returned yesterday
morning
John McGiIis went TO Iron River
Wednesday aud returned Thursday
morning.
Alex Dalpra has dodgers out advertis'
ing dance at the Concertina hall TO-
night.
Miss Dora Gulgren, of Iron River, wac
the guest OF Crystal Falls friends sun
day.
Mesdames w. j. Tully aud W. A
Holmes visited Iron River friends sun
day.
The Empire and A. Bloch each have
column advertisements in this issue.
Mine Inspector Gulgren was over iron
Iron River Sunday and Wednesday
County Clerk Brown transacted busi
ness at Alenominee Tuesday.
a baby boy was born TO Mr.. and Mrs
| Oliver Picard Tuesday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-03-13
GO oD MEN AND TRUE
They Arc The Only Ones That Should be Elee
cd 70 Township Offices.

They Are The Only Ones That Should be Elect
cd TO Township Offices.
The financial condition OF Iron
county. as given 20 the public in the last
issue OF The DIAMOND DRILL has been
the theme of considerable conversation
during the week. IL is gratifying TO note
that the people are taking an interest IN
the matter, even at this late date. III
the interest now manifested is not per-
mitted TO die "A natural death before the
first Monday in next month, something
may be done TO materially change the
financial standing OF Iron county.
The fault of the increasing OF the coun-
tvs indebtedness lies not IN the county
court house il lies not in the eXpendi-
lures of the county officers, nor yet in
the extravaganza of the county board.
The fault will be found in the records OF
the townships of the county II the
people will keep the increasing Indebted
| ness OF the county IN mind during the
coming election they may elect township
officers who will discharge the duties oi
their offices according TO law, and the
result Of such legally correct actions and
records will be the foundation to n
collectable tax. Especially should the
supervisor and clerk elected be con
versant with the duties OF such offices
The agent OF the non-taxpaying associa.
tions will carefully scan the records Ol
the clerk and II there is flaw therein he
can be depended upon to take advan-
tage of such flaw in his effort to serve
his employers by having the assessment
on their property declared illegal. II h'
fails i'm his examination oi the clerks
books tn find the necessary technicality
TO illegalize tue assessments, he will lool
elsewhere. The schools records will MOI
escape his keen observations, and ever
should he Tail Co find the desired infor
nation in any of these records he has
the most important source OF informa
ton yet to examinc-the assessment
roll The supervisor has the most i'm
portant duty to perform towards thu
wiping out OF the county Indebtedness
II his assessment roll u not corree
In every detail the tax Is declare,
illegal aud tho running expense ot th
county Tor another year IN added to th'
, indebtedness, and 80 IL will continu
until tho people elect To that Office /
man who knows his duty and who vii
, perform il according 90 lava man VIII,
: can levy a tax that the prying hrcling
E of the non-taxpaying associations can
+ not contest and prove illegal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-03-13

l.. T.. Johnson, the new president, II n
careful business man and will undoubt-
edly make "A careful officer lie has
been in business in Crystal Falls Tor
about six years, holding mp his business
through the dullest period the town has
ever known, while many ot the older
firms failed. Going ON the hypothesis
that A careful business man will make n
good guardian OF the interests oi the
people, Mr.. Johnson should make u
model president, aud The DIAMOND
DRILL Is confident that he will.
The new clerk, r. T.. Mcdonnell, - q
pioneer Of Crystnl Falls and has served
the village az trustee in the past, being a
member oi the common council during
the past year. IIc IL "A careful, concien-
tious worker and will make good
/ officer.
Treasurer Berg's reelection speaks as
well for his ability aud the satisfaction
of his expired term OF office as any
remarks TnE DIAMOND DRILL might
utter
or the retiring village officers non'
have nught but words OF praise to utter
Especially is this so OF the retiring presi
dent and clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-03-13
HOOP MEN HERE
The "Advane. Agents Of the Hooa Factor
Visit cryltal Falls ana Liks IN. Outlook.

4
Visit crYstal Falls ana Liks the Outlook.
Mcssrs. j. B. Patterson aud NJ. j..
president and secretary
respectively, Of the Hoop and Fence
Manufacturing company, of LpganspOrt /,
Ind, were la town several days this
week, looking over the ground prepara :
tory to locating here.
Yesterday IL meeting oi the Business
Mems assOciation was held in the oilice
uf the Lockwood house and the gentle
men we're present.. They expressed sat
lSfaction at the Inducements offered by
the business men, and the only thing
now To be overcome is the eXorbitant
freight rates.
The site dcci1ed upon IL the slight
raise OF ground on the west side ot the
river below the depot.
MIR. Lustheld, the secretary ot the
Business Mems association, Who has
done the corresponding with the com
pany and has been looking into the ma T.
ter, is confident that the freight rdtes
can be brought down TO n reasonable
figure. In fact, none of the business men
appear 90 have any doubt that matters
will beso adjusted ms TO have the factory
located here this spring.
The representatives of the company
who were here during the week have been
figuring with Thos. j McCusker Tor 10.
900, 600 feet OF elm, and Mr.. McCusker Il
confident that he will get the contract.
About thirty men will be employed IL
the factory and probably as many moro
outside. The experienced workmen vii
come with the company from Indiana
and will add six or eight families Crys
| tai Falls.
It is believed that the work OF gettin
the timber ON the ground will be com
menced about the fifteenth of mex
/ month
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-03-13

Candidates for township offices ato
slow in announcing themselves. The
only Office that has so Tar shown up q
candidate IL that of supervisor, and
there are two aspirnnts Tor that office
now in the Geld and " Is believed that
there IL one more nspirant waiting Tor
good opening To slip INTO caucus ano
scoop up nomination.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-03-13
An Authority on child STUDY.

The following extract IL from the re.
mort of the Mcnominee range teachers
meeting. which appeared IN the last issue
nS The Michigan School Moderator:
S,rpt. G. w. Mickens. OF Crystal Falls,
conceded 10 be the best informed aud
most able man in the state in child
study demonstrated conclusively 10y
an able. thoughtful paper delivered IN =
deliberate manner, that child study 4
not an educniional fad. The whole
scheme il founded upon a broad con
ccption oi the physical md intellectual
nnturc oi the human body and mind
and the principals oi the science ~ edu
cation.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-03-13
pom Corn Social.

The ladies' Of the w. r.. G. will give n
pop corn social and entertainment nc
the Parks iron building ON Wednesday
evening, March IL. The entertainment
will consist OF music, recitntions, etc
Ten cents admission will bo charged M
the door. Pop corn and entertainment
free. Come one and all and celebrate
81 Patrick's Day lin the evening"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-03-13
peoIaIon ON Tax TItlos.

Recent holdings oi the supreme court
have increased the value of tax titles
materially in chs state. In an opinion
filed yesterday in the cnse of Mersereau
against Miller, the court holds tho taN
law constitutional, and gives the holder
of tax title possession of the property.
The decision h important, "a Il sustans
the validity ia numerous particulars Oi
many tax titles held by spcculatOrr.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-03-13
Very Low Rate Excursions TO the
West and South.

ON March 16, April q and 90, the
North.Wcstcrn Line will sell Home
seekers excursion tickets, with hvor-
able time limits To- numerous points in
the west aud south at exceptionally low
rates. For tickets and iull information
apply Co agents Chicago & Northwest
ern Railway.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-03-13

State,
For Justice OF the Supreme Court
CnARLEs d. Lone.
For Regents OF the University
WILLIAM j. COCKER.
CHARLES ID. LAwTON.
County.
For County Commissioner OF Schools
THOMAS CoNLlN.
For County Road Commissioner
OLAF HELGEMo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-09
NEW ORLEANS NOT AFRAID
Signs That the Sc0urge OF Yellow
Fever IL Abating Fewer
Cases and Deaths.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. S--The yellow
fever situation continues favorable. There
has been no marked change since yester
day but yellow jack has lost his terrors
for the people. who are greatly elated over
the gratifying turn OF affairs The record
today was fifteen new cases and five
deaths.
JACKSON. Miss. Nov. s.-T'he board OF
health tonight issued orders permitting all
passengers from non-infected points in the
state of Alabama 20 come TO infected
points IN the state OF Mississippi with the
proper health certificates.
MOBILE, La. Nov. s.-There were but
four new cases of yellow fever and two
deaths today.
MONTG OMERY. Ala. Nov. s.-The re-
port OF the board Of health today shows
hut cne new case % fever.
MEMPHIS Tenn. Nov e.-There was
not a single new case OF yellow fever or
death in Memphis today.
COLON. Colombia (via GaTeston). Nov.
s.-Ow!ng to the continued prevalence OF
yellow fever 4. k5nest0a. Jana r. .he Co
Inrh;an government is enforcing a quar-
antine against all passengers by the Royal
Steamship Company's vessels for the 18TH
mus OF Panama and Pacific ports. The
mails are also detained for fumlgation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-09
Nothing 10 DO WITH u. 2.
Men Who Contributed to Republican
Fund Did 50 for Their Coun-
fry's Coed.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON. Nov. s.--Secretary of
the Interior Bliss. who was treasurer of
the Republican national committee during
the last campaign, vigorously denounces
the statement that there was any agree
ment relative TO the sale of the Union Pa
ci1c made by the leaders of the Republic
party prior to the election of President
Mckinley. The following statement frcm
him has been published in the local papers
here and IN New York city:
II am in position TO say most emphat-
icaiiy and unreseryedly that not single
promise was made during the campaign
either for favor. office or privileges. No
money was contributed during the cam
paign by reason OF favors after election.
nor were any offices promised or bargains
made. The inen who contributed to the
presidential campaign with funds or serv-
ices did so knowing that the honor and
welfare of the country were at stake. The
men who gave money 10 the campaign
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-09

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.-There was a
tended by Secretaries Gage. Long and Alger
and Commander Dickens. of the navy, and
Capt. Showalter. commander OF the reve-
nue. service, 10 consider means for the re
lief OF the American whaling fleet, said TO
be ice-bound in the Arctic ocean.
1t was decided to send the revenue cutter
Bear. now in Seattle harbor. to the relief
Of the whalers. Orders have been issued
to put her In commission for the voyage
and Capt. Shoaaiter says she will be ready
to sail as soon as she can be provisioned.
which will take but short time.
II is probable that the Bear will stop at
some point on the Alaskan coast and take
aboard supply Of reindeer and dogs, TO be
used in crossing the ice foes when the yes
sci cannot longer be navigated.
An Appeal From san Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov s-The Cham
Der of Commerce today sent the following
message to President Mckinley:
I'm the name of humanity and patriot
ism, the Chamber of Commerce of San
Francisco respectfully urges upon you the
prompt dispatch Of the revenue cutter
Bear TO the Arctic. under command OF
Capt. Healy. with discretionary orders,
fully fueIed and provisioned. to rescue
over 200 American seamen imprisoned by
ice near Point BARROW. and with authority
to use. IL necessary, reindeer at the gov
ernment station to facilitate land trans
portation.'
Many experienced men are Of the opinion
that the relief ship will not be able to get
within several hundred miles of the SUI
fering men, but ii Is hoped that provisions
may be taken by reindeer overland to
Point Barrow. The success of this project
will depend largely on the weather. though
1t is thought to be feasible.
How the Orca Was Caught.
The steamer whaler William Bayliss ar
rived today from Fox island with 1900
pounds of bone, loo barrels of oil, 30
pounds OF ivory and bear skins. Her
catch was IL whales. During the voy
age First Mate Steve Leary made three
unsuccessful attempts at suicide. He was
then transferred to another vessel. from
which he was washed overheard and
drowned. His place was taken by Mate
Bciain. Of the wrecked Navarch. Four
others OF the Navarch's crew also came
dowa on the Bayl!ss.
The Bayliss passed Point Barrow home
ware bound several days before the ice
closed in and caught four Of the tmpris-
oned feet there. Her master said the Orca
attempted to tow the schooner Rosario
around the point 20 clear water to the
westward, bu, the Ice closed in too fast
and caught them both. The 0rca, had she
not attempted to haul the Rosario 10 a
place OF safety, could have escaped the ice
lam. The Rosario was short Of provisions.