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The Republican journal., 1898-12-22

Ion. 81 W
Portland, Dec, -. Messrs. J. s. Wnslow
& CO.., received a cable despatch yesterday
from Bermuda announcing the arrival there
of the bark Arthur G. Wade, Capt. Sher-
man, in a disabled condition, having expert
euced very heavy weather on the coast in
the late severe gales, The Wade sailed for
DemeIara, Nov 1-t, with cargo OF sugar
for New York, and fears have been enter
tain for her safety.
Vineyard Haven, Dec a. Nearly the en-
tire cargo of feed on the schooner James A
Brown, ashore here. has been removed and
when the vessel is tioated she will be sent to
New Bedford for repairs.
City Island, Dec II. Sch Celia f, West,
from Jacksonville for New York, with lum
ber arrived here to-day ana reports, Dec 5,
during heavy n W gale Hooded decks,
stove in carpenter shop and split forestaysdl
Lewes, Del, Dec Is Assateague Station
reports disabled sch Puritan, from Beaufort,
S G, for New York (before reported), has
had sails patched leak stopped ami repen-
ished with food supplies by life savers The
schooner will proceed first chance. (She
arrived at New York, 18th
Amesbury, Dec 6. Sch Pochasset, from
South Amboy for here, with 420 tons Goa ,
beyond the published report that she sus-
tanned damage and put into Whey ard
Haven, has not been heard from by the own
ers, and fears are entertained for Der safety.
Boston, Dec 10. The owners of the three
masted schooner Martha T Thomas of
Thomaston, Me, Captain Joseph W Watts,
which was bound from Dakota, w c A, and
Turks Island for this port. received tee-
gram this afternoon stating that the vessel
had arrived at Pensacola, Fla after disas-
trous passage in which She lost most of her
sails and several Of her crew were swept
overheard.
Queenstown, Dec. 20. The Red Cross
steamer Waesland from Philadelphia, Dec.
10, for Liverpool, which arrived at Queens
town, Tuesday, reported that she spoke the
bark j FL. Bowers of Rockland, Me, on Dec
y, short Of food, her crew having suhsisted
on one biscuit day each for 10 days, The
Waesland Supplied her with provisions.
The Bowers sailed from Rosario Sept. 20,
for Boston and had been out SO DAYS
Rockland, Dec 10. The three -masted
schooner NJ Bird. Captain Merrill, bound
from Boston to this port, which struck on
Otter island last night, came off again this
morning and sailed as far as Owls Head. 1t
was found that she was leaking badly. She
was beached and has since filled with
water The NJ Bird is of 491 tons and was
built at Belfast, in 1874. She halls from
Rockland. (Since towed into Rockland)
Portland Dec 10. Sch Sarah W Lawrence,
Coleman, at this port from Baltimore. re-
ports: Rode out the gale of Nov rs and ", at
anchor between Absecom and Barnegat :;
parted forestry and lost torestaysail, jb
and head sails; also jibboom and fore-top
mast, lost one anchor and chain, and with
the other anchor down dragged - or 20
miles. On tine weather undertaking was
ed into Providence, and thence to Port
land by tug Nat P Doane.
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ALBEE. In Roekland December $, Abigail q
Gleason, wife Of Nathaniel e. Alhee. native Of
/ South Union, aged 81 years, Il months and N
I lays.
I,UAL. In Thomdike, Mass, December ). Hor-
ace c. Bea, aged 81 years and months His re-
/ mains were brought to Camden for burial.
BKAlNARD. In N0rthpOrt, December l6, Reuben
Barnard, aged 70 Years and 1 l months
CujsENs. In iiroOkline, Mass, December 10,
The wife of John Il Couseus of FAN River. Mass.
recently of Eockland. Burial at Portland.
| CoNANI. In Belfast, December ! 2, f Howard
COnaut aged 40 years. 3 months and > days.
GROSS. In East Jefferson, December =, of con
sumption, Mary Jonesl wife OF Irving Gr0ss, aged
II wears
GILMORE. In Brockton, Mass December n,
Blanch NJ 4, ilmore. formerly of Belfast aged y
Years and months.
HARTsHoBN. In Belfast, December IA, KEN
meth c., of John A. and Bertha G. HartShoru,
aged wears and months.
JONES. In san Francisco, December 6. Oscar Il.
Jones, native of Camden, Maine, aged % years
I and 4 months.
MARTIN. In Morrill,, Decent, 25 jeremiah
Martin aged So years.
MCkINNEY. In Lincolnyine, November 25t
Rachel NJ. Mckinney, aged So years 1 month and
20 days. Portland papers please copy.l
| Capt. Caleb Levensaler, aged "a years, 3 months
and 26 days.
LARRABEE. In Stockton Springs, December II,
David 5. Larrabee, formerly Of Belfast, aged 10
years
RIcHABDs. In Camden, November 81 Chellis
a, son ot ID. G. and Bertha A. Richards, native
of Palermo, aged 25 years and day.
SMITH. In Waldo. December 20, Nab FL Smith,
aged % years.
The Republican journal., 1898-12-22
A FARMERS OPINION.
Belfast Is Worth More Than The
Present Value of Bin Full of Grain

In Somerset county, between Skowhegan and
Pittstield, near Canaan P. o. there lives good,
honest hard working tiller of the soil, named C.
l.. Allen. Like every sensible farmer Mr.. Allen
subscribes for papers, and one evening he
looking his Skowhegan weekly his eye
CHANGED to catch a reading notice which proved
a bonanza for him and frightened his tagging
spirits over the low price of grain and farm pro-
duce, and the high price of commodities which
are necessary for farmers existence. farmer
reasons in his own peculiar way and he calls
spade spade so Mr.. Ten says quietly to him
self: 81 want Just such remedy az Doan's Kid
ney Pills. If it carries out faithfully half what it
claims, it will cure my lame back However much
good may result from one box, little no harm
can ensue.' The next time Mr.. Allen visited
Skowhegan he made some inquiries at a drug
store about the preparation, and informed
that scores of people in Skowhegan and the sur
rounding country had thoroughly tested Doans
Kidney Pills and published their experience in
Skowhegan papers. This enough for Mr..
Allen. He purchased supply, and what follows
is his experience: My kidneys had troubled me
great deal for a long time At night | could not
lie in bed on account OF pain through the small
of my back. 1t was difficult for me to stoop over
or do any lifting. found great relief in the use
of Doan's Kidney Pills. l am not annoyed at
night since using them, and sleep we'll. My wife
was troubled with backache and other ~ mptoms
of kidney complaint After using Doan's Kidney
Pills, she agrees with me in believing them to be
a reliable medicine
Just such emphatic endorsement can be had
right here in Belfast Cal, at Kilgore & Wilson's
drug store and ask what customers report.
Doan's Kidney Pills sold for so cents box,
for sale by all Dealers sent by mail receipt of
price by Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, n. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name, DOANS, and take no sub.
tint
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Wedding Bells.

AKrER-HAvNER. A wedding party of the
immediate relatives and near friends of the
contracting parties was held at the home of
Capt. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Havner on Miller
street yesterday at 1l.30 O'Clock, when their
daughter, Evelyn Grace, was married TO
Frank T. Carter of Montvjle. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Geo. S. Mills
of the North church. The bridal party
stood under an arch of white with delicate
green vines. The bride was dressed in
blue trimmed with white silk. Miss Isabel
CHM bridesmaid a d Leo Sargent
was best man. a lunch was served after the
ceremony, and the happy couple started AT
once by sleigh for the home of the bride
groom in Moutviile, where they will remain
during the holidays. They were the re-
cipents OF many beautiful presents, includ-
| ing nice china, silver ware, clock, a large
lamp, and many articles of value and utility.
Mr. Carter Is young man who is highly
! esteemed both in hls native town of Mont
| Vile and in Belfast. where he is employed
! i'll the store of A. A, Howes & Co. The
| bride is a young lady who enjoys the friend.
| ship of all who know her They have the
| best wishes of the community.
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- ----s--- As
MARRIED..

CARTER-HAvNER. In Belfast Decen Der 81 by
Rev. Geo S. Mills, Frank T. Carter of Montville
and Miss Evelyn G. Havner of Belfast.
Observation-Disclosures. In North Haven, De-
cember IL, Franklin T. Calderwood and Faustie
K Parsons, both of North Haven.
FALEs-STRoNG. In Boston December 9, Capt.
James T. Fales of Boston. master OF schooner G.
S. Glidden, and Elizabeth Strong of Thomaston.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. In Winterport, Dec. LIST,
Eugene Hathaway of Searsport and Bertha Fisher
of West Winterport.
MILLER BLISS. In. Wadoboro, December A. at
the home of the bride, Albert Morton Miller of
Portland and Louise Gertrude. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Bliss of Waldoboro. At home
after January I, at p Pine street. Portland.
THOMPSON STINsoN. In Knox, Dec. Is, by Rev.
H. Small, Erwin l.. Thompson OF Knox and Miss
Leila NJ. Simpson of Brooks.
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New York, Dec. IA. AT, schs Carrie Z
Look, Veazie, Fernandna, Celia +. West
Jacksonville; Young Brothers, New Haven
for Philadelphia Is, ar, sch Edward Stewart
Savannah for Baltimore; bark Matanzas
Havana, in ballast; II, ar, sch Telumah
Bangor; Isaac Orbeton Trim, New Haven
for Norfolk: IS. ar, sch Puritan. Sargent
Beaufort, S. c. 10, cid, sch Kit Carson, Bar
acoa; Viola Reppard, st Pierre, Mart; ar,
sch, Florence Leland, Norwich.
Boston, Dec j.. Ar sch Sarah W Law
renee, Baltimore, CID schs M Bird and
Jose Olaverri, coal ports; IA, sid, sch Yale,
coal port; 10, ar, sch Daylight, Philadelphia
cid bark Herbert Black, Rosario; 49, ar, sch
July Fourth, Bangor.
Philadelphia, Dec Is. Cid, sch Laura,
Parsons, Porto Plato, San Domingo
Baltimore, Dec -. Cid, sch VIM Z
Downes, Marshall, Brunswick. Ga; 10, ar,
ship Roanoke, Amsbury, New York
Portland, Dec Is. Ar, bark Ethel, Hodg-
kins, Bath, to load for River Plate; schs
Charlotte Sibley, Jacksonville; Sarah
w Lawrence, Baltimore via Providence
Emma Briggs, Osborne, New York for
Rockland l. Warren, Colson, Boston.
New London, Dec. -. Ar, brig Il B Hus-
sey, Brunswick for Norwich; schs Herbert
E, Shute, Groton for Philadelphia; Telu-
mah Bangor for New York sid, brig 7 clos,
Turks Island for New Haven II, ar sch
Maggie Mulvey, New York for Providence
Bangor ' - ~ - - . ''''-
Fernandina Dec ~ Ar. sch Isaiah X
stetson. Trask Pojnt.a-Pitre. Gandslonpa,
Norfolk. Dec Il, sid, scb star of the Sea
Honkins- Port RovaI.
Pascagoula. Dec. Is. Ar, sch Mary L Cros-
bv. Trim. Havana
~ Brunswick Dec Dec 10. Sid. sch VIM H Sum-
ner Pendleton, Perth Amboy.
Prevalence. Dec. Il. al seh r F. Hart,
Jacksonville Dec IS Ar. schs Mabel
Hooner, Hooner, New York James A. Gar
field Emery Paramaribo.
Washington. d G, Dec 10 Ar. bark C p
DIXON from trinidad
Port ROYAL. s G. Dec 49, Ar. sch Star of
Sea. Honk;ns' Norfolk.
Wiscasset. Dec 10. SID. sch Marv Farrow
Morssav Roston
Port Tampa, Dec 10. Ar, sch Isaiah Hart,
hlngston'
FOREIGN PORTS.
The Republican journal., 1898-12-22

WINTERPoRT. Mr. S. W. Coffren of
Leominister, and Mrs. Annie R. Atwood of
Boston arrived on the Pullman train last
Saturday night to attend the funeral of their
mother and returned by train Tuesday morn
ing. The employees of Mr.. Coffren in his
department sent beautiful crescent The
grip has number of victims in town. Capt.
A. j. Croker and Mr.. P. C. Rich are onite
ILL.,. Miss Clara Atwood is out again after a
short illness. Mrs. Mary Arey is visiting
E. S. Gould has returned from visit to New
York.
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BORN

ANNIs, In Belfast, December IS, to Mir, and
Mrs. Bert Annis. son.
MAHoNEY. In Belfast, December s, to MI and
Mrs. Llewellyn A. Mahoney, a daughter.
NORWOOD. In Warren, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Norwood son.
RAwsoN. In Waldoboro, Dec. 8, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Rawson, son, Howard Maubec.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON ID. c., December z 1898.
Information has been received this Depart
United States at Montevideo, Uruguay, of the
death on the Both of October, 1898, at sea, of
Captain f. d. Blanchard of Searsport Maine.
The legal representatives of the deceased can
obtain further information by applying to this
department.
Per despatch No. 4S.
Dated November 3, 1898.
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Louise Gertrude Bliss and Albert Morton
Miller, University of Maine, class of 81,
took place at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs George Bliss at Waldo
boro, Dec. IA, Rev. Hugh McCullum of the
mony in the presence of the families of the
bride and groom and few intimate
friends A wedding breakfast was served,
after which the young couple departed bv
train for Portland, where their residence
will be at 27 Pine street. The bride is a
niece Of exPostmaster Charles E. Bliss of
this city. The groom is "a son of S L. Mil
ler of Waldoboro and is the popular clerk
and book keeper at the Preble House, Port
land
The Republican journal., 1898-12-22

Finer Cake
and biscuit are made
with Royal Baking
Powder than in the
old-fashioned way,
with cream of tartar
and soda, or salera-
tus and sour milk.
The ingredients Of
Royal Baking Pow
uSl die lllool HlgNly
refined and abso-
lutely pure. Royal
is always uniform
in strength, making
the food evenly good
and wholesome. No
spoiled or wasted
materials where il
is used.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER co YFS YORK
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SHIP n X VS..
PORT OF BELFAST

Dec. II. Schs. P M Bonney, Burgess,
Nlnalhavep, Fairy Forest, Smith, CuIer
Laughing Waters, Sprague, Swans Island.
Dec. 10 Schs A. Hayford, Ryan. Boston
VIM, Cobb, Cook, Elizabeth port Hume
Hall, Portland.
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SAILED.

Dec. 10. Sch. Radiant. Hardy, Camden.
Dec, IS. Sch. Fannie & Edith, Patterson,
Boston; Maria Webster, Turner, Rock land
Dec. 20. Sch, Molly Rhodes, New York.
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DIED.

ADAMS In Amesbury, Mass, December z, Ma
tiida P. Adams, formerly of Searsmont, aged II
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PARIS, sept. lG-ThS nswspaperS
here say the minister OF juUtiee, n.
ssrrion, has completed the examination
Of ths documentS IN the DreytuS case
and that he win communicate to the
ministers ct the cabinet council to be
held tomorrow his intention to refer
the matter to commission competent
to undertake revision Of the proceed
ingS. The general opinion 10 that the
cabinet win adopt the proposal for q
revision OF the case unanimously, with
the exception OF the minister Of war,
General Zurllnden, who yesterday In
formed the minister Of justice that he
Intends 70 resign Il II develops that he
does not agree with his colleagues.
The Figaro, Matin and Rappel say
they believe that In case General Zur-
linden resigns, n. Brisson, the premier.
Is resolved 90 take the portfolio OF min.
lister Of war and give the portfolio OF
minister OF the interior to n. Vallee.
According to the Gaulois. the result OF
the decision Of the minister OF Justice
will be a ministerial crisis, as this pa
per claims other ministers Will also re-
nIHn
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WrTHDREWIHa TRooPA

Spanish EvaeuhtiOn CommilSion Begins
the Withdrawal ofoHtPSsts.
SAN JUAN, Island OF Porto Rico, Sept.
I5.-Delayed in transmIssion>-At thelr
meeting to-day the Spanish evacuation
commissioners agreed to begin formal
Withdrawal of their lines within two
days. They will evacuate Lares, San
sebastian and Aguadilia, in the north
west OF the Island, withdrawing to-
wards the capital. Under the armisticO
they could not withdraw their outpoBtB
without permission. Detaehments OF
the Eleventh infantry will occupy this
territory and raise the American nag.
The abandonment OF other outpostS
win follow. The Spanish commissioners
understand perfectly that the eVacua-
lion OF the island must be IN accordance
with the terms Of the protocol. as soon
as transports can be. procured. Trans
ports from the fever-infected ports OF
Cuba cannot, they say, be used to con-
yev uninfeeted troops from Porto Rico.
The troops from Port Rico and Cuba are
10 be landed at different ports In Spain.
The Spanish authorities here cannot
control the transports IN this respect.
They must await the pleasure Of Ma
drld, Our commissioners realize the
force Of this argument and they are
willing TO make reasonable CONCESSIONS.
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MURDER MYSTERY SOLVED,

The Identity OF the womaa WAqeo pil'
nasmbsrsd B0dy was Four1 AeaF
Bridgeport, Connections, has i,iln ~
tablIshed.
BRIDGEPORT. Conn, Sept ii--AsA
result OF to-duys developmsnii there
seems 10 be almost no doubt hat IRE
woman whose dlsmembergd body was
found early In the week In Che fsSo'E
mill pond was Grace Marian Perkins. oe'
Giddieboro, Mass
In fact, so positive have the atthorl5
ties became that Medical Eauliusr
Downs this noon filled out a death cerl-
ficate covering the case Of the woman
and the name OF the victim be wrote as
Grace Marian Perkins The ldeutlhca-
tlon by the young wOman's tathef yes.
terday was supplemented to-day y
that OF the MiddlsborO dentist gho had
treated MIss Perkins teeth. Re aaid
there could be little doubt the hRaa was
that Of Miss Perkins. UndertakeF 0ul-
lenln has notified the members Of the
Perkins family at AIiddleb0ro that, tho
remains are at his morg1e awaiting
their pleasure.
Additional Information ha4 AlQ come
from Mlddleboro 10 the effect that Miss
Perkins left that place three weeks NO,
presumably with one Charles bourne, 4
young man OF the town and that SINCE
that time all trace Of her has been lost
The police here have been making enoFtg
10 locate Bourne. The police are eager
to ascertain the whereabouts OF Df.
Nancy" Gullford The New Haven
~
discarded effects Of the erstwlilie prls-
oners at his jail He has comb acroas
three articles OF clothing formerly own
ed by DR.. Gill, husband OF Many Gull
ford and once an inmate OF the JAN, on
each OF which, II is stated, appear8 the
fatetul characters &c, 5l,' which were
also upon piece OF mans under gaT-
ment in nne Of the bundles which was
found in the mill DoFd f9f
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CAMP MEADE.
IiospitAiI conhOiiantsd-Ths Resalss Of
Several COurtS Martial.


ioupitniI conhbiidAisd-Ths Resuiis Of
Several Courts Martial.
CAMP MEADE, MIDDLEAowN, Pa,
Sept. 1s.-chIef Surgeon GlrArd Issued
an order to-day, consolidating the Red
Cross hospitals with the second division
hospitals under the management Of Ma
jor Charles C. Wiley. OF the Eighteenth
Pennsylvania regiment. Captain Wit
tlngton. of the Fourth Missouri, viii be
retained as executive officer. The fe-
male nurses furnished by the Red Cross
society can be used to. better advant-
nge by the consolidation OF these hos
pItnls.
The flndings in the case Of Captain ).
b. McDevitt, OF Company 3. Sixth
Pennsylvania, who was tried by general
Cnurtmartlal for conduct unbeconlng an
officer, have Just been made public. The
captain is acquitted and restored 10 his
command. The testimony Ia the case ot
Lieutenant Wire. OF the Twenty -aecoud
Knnsns, was concluded to-day. Wise
testlled In his own defense that Lieu
tenant Morgan had ordered the soldiers
TO dig at Manassas for relics and that
the men did not know that thcy were
dcspoiling the graves OF CopfedeFaie
soldiers, Morgan denied giving Hueh or
ders, although several other witnesses
corroborated the story OF Wise The
verdict In the Morgan case has mol get
been made public.
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WASHINGTON, D. c.. Sept. 16.-sec-
rotary Long this afternoon issued an
Important order, seorganiElng the North
Atlantic squadron. The fleet is reduced
from force OF about one hundred yes
sells to thlrty-two, the remainder being
detached ready for disposition in the fu-
ture. The four vessels Of the sMorgah
line, the Prairie. Yosemite, Yankee and
Dixie with the auxiliary crulaeFs Bad
ger and Panther are ordered to be laid
up in reserve at League Island. The
feet as reorganized will consist Of the
Indiana, Massachusetts,, Texas New
York, Brooklyn. Amphitrlte, Puritan,
Mlantonomah, Terror. Cincinnati, Mont
gomery, Newark, San Francisco, De-
troit, Marbiehead, Mayaowes, New Or
leans, Bancroft, Marietta, Topeka, Cas-
tine, Nashville, Wilmington, Maehias,
Princeton, Fern, Wasp, Hist, Resolute,
Potomac, Scorpion and Alvaredo.
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gIrIr ,oliI,r0 In VoyV Yorlr,

NEW YORK, Sept. i0..-New York and
Brooklyn to-day received 5is soldiers
who were brought down from Camp
wlkoff on board the steamer shlnne-
cock. OF the number 1877 were taken by
DR.. A. d. Gallant. representing tho
Woman's National War Relief Assocla-
tlon to the Salvation Army In East Fiji
teenth street to rest up until their fur
Tough papers can be made out Four
we're sent TO 81. YincentB hospital and
four to Roosevelt hospital, In New York,
the remainder being about equally d.
vlded between the Long Island college
and ST. Peters hospitals In Brooklyn,
Nenrly ali OF the invalid soldiers
were from the regular army or from the
Massachusetts,, Ohio and Illinois yolun-
teerG
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NfNE RIsEERNRN Lost.
Collision Of Steamer GlOHeO'teF with
FiahinE Schooner.

Collision Of Steamer GiOneo'ieF with
FiahinE Schooner.
BOSTON, Sept. 16.-The steamship
Gloucester, of the merchants and min
era' transportation company. which ar
rived here this forenoon from RaltI-
more.reports chat at 1880 o'clock this
morning she colllded with the Glouces-
ter schooner, Alice Jordan, on Martha's
vineyard, and that nine OF the Jordan's
crew were drowned. Seven OF the crew
were saved and brought here on the
GlouoeHtar.
The Gloucester sailed from Baltimore
on her regular trip to this city. touching
at Norfolk. which point she left We'd
nesday night. When north OF Cottage
City about l:40 o'clock this morning Just
after the big buat had steamed through
Vineyard Sound Shte crashed into a
Gloucester fisherman which had sailed
RcrOSs her bows. The schooner, which
proved 10 be the Alice c. Jordan was cut
down TO the waters edge and rapidly
filled, The Gloucester was stopped Al
once and boats ordered lowered. The
schooner sunk In a very few minutes and
before nine OF the crew who were asleep
below could reach the deck, The cap
tain and elk OF the Jordan's men were
taken from the water by the Glouces-
ter's men. The commander OF the fisher