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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-11
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

! Boston. June 10A home run by Mil.
=ler won the game to-day for the visitors
Attendance, 3,400. Score:
Boston 000003000-3 s
Cincinnati ,..O020000002-4 ) {
Batteries: Lewis and Bergen; Dam
mann and Vaughan. Empires: Cush.
man and Heydler. Time, lao.
New York, June 10.-Chicago to-day
made it four straight from the Giants
AttendanceI 1900. Score:
New York .20OOO2002- Z 4
Chicago 022030O0O-7 o :
Batteries: Meekin and Warner: Grit
fiths and Donohue. EMPIRES: O'Day
and Mcdonald. Time, 2:20.
Baltimore, June 10.-Hughes was wild
in the first inning and gave the Louis
villes n commanding lead, but later Fra
ser went 40 pieces and the Orioles won
out. Mc(iraw was sent to the bench for
vigorous language addressed to Andrews.
Stencil and Quinn have been traded to
St Louis for 'Duckey" Holmes and a
money consideration and left to-day to
join the Browns. Attendance, 7G5.
Score:
Baltimore ...1O3OOO24x-1O IL j
Louisville ....4 02100O00- 8
Batteries: Hughes and Robinson; Fra
ser and Snyder. Umpires: Snyder and
Andrews. Time, 2:30.
Washington, June Wrigley's error
in the sixth gave the game to the
Pirates, Attendance, 1200. Score:
Washington ...022 0OO00-5 12
Pittsb9rg 1000 04001-6 II 4
Batteries: Evans and Mcclure; Kilen
and Bpwerman. Umpires: Lynch and
Connolly Time, . hours
Philadelphia June 10-St Louis de-
feated the Phillies this afternoon by
more opportune hitting. Attendance, p
900. Score:
Philadelphia ...O0OO1OOOO-1 O
ST. louis ...O0OOO2O 8
Batteries: Ortiz and Fisher; Esper and
Clements. Umpires Emsle and Curry.
Time, 1:45.
NIw York, June 1O.-The Brooklyns
lost. again to-day. Mike Griffin re-
sgAed as manager President Ebbetts
has elected himself to run the team. At
terYlance 800. Score:
Brooklyn ...000001 000-1 s 4
Cleveland .011O6OO00-S IL l
Batteries: Kennedy and Ryan; Young
and thinner. Umpires: Swartwood and
Wood. Time, $40.
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.NORMENT'S CANDIDACY
ANNOUNCES HIMSELF AS INDEPENDENT
! CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
The Bank of Lumberton-- Water Works Com
pIete' Commencement Exercises at
J Robson Institute Eloquent
Address and Sermon.

LumbcrtOn, \. C., June 10.-(SpecialD
DIR Il. Nj. NOrment has announced
himself an independent Republican can
didate for Congress. He says he is
going TO shoot three big guns, one at
the Democrats, one at the Populists, and
another ut the Dockery Republicans.
His platform is broad. and he expects to
divert enough from these three parties
and concentrate them upon himself, to be
elected by Il good plurality. 1t is very
hot. and dry, crops are suffering very
much for rain.
The commencement exercises of Rob
eson Institute last week were the best
ever held in connection with this school.
The sermon was preached by Rev. w. III.
Moore u. d., and the address was de-
livered by ]. w. Bailey, of Raleigh.
The sermon and the address were both
highly commended Miss Kate Smith,
one of the most scholarly young ladies
ever graduated ut the Oxford Female
Seminary, has been elected one Of the
teachers for the next session.
The annual meeting of the stOckhold-
ers of the Bank of Lumberton, was
held here to-day. The following stock
holders were present: MesSrs. Robt. l..
w. f.. l.. and Geo. 5. Steele and Geo.
T., Entwistle. of Rockingham. Ii. Il.
jennings, Bcnnettsyile, $. G.; 7. A.
Mcneil r. u. Caldwell S. a. Edmonds,
+. w. Mclean, c. Il. Townsend, l.. s.
Covington. h. Goodwin, Il. G. Johnson,
W. J. Preyatt. Lumberton The fol
lowing officers were reelected:
r. A. Mcneil, president.
r. -. Caldwell vice president.
C. b. Townsend, cashier
L. S. Covngton, assistant cashier
. Directors. Geo. \. Steele, w. +. l..
Steele, G. Il. Townsend, a. W. Mclean,
S. A. Edmonds. r. \. Mcneil. II. ID.
caldwell, II. Il. Jennings, Il. Goodwin
and l.. s. Coyington.
The report showed the bank to be in
a very safe condition. 1t has been well
managed. The President, Hon. +. 4.
McNeill, is one of the best informed men
in this section on finances The cashier,
Mr. G. Il. Townsend, was the efficient
clerk Of the court here for sixteen years,
and he has proven himself as efficient
and popular as cashier, rs he was
CLERK. Mr. l.. S. Covington, the assist
amt cashier, is well equipped, polite
pfficer. X. -. Caldwell, first vice presi-
1lent, is considered the finest business
man in Lumberton. Some of the stock
sold yesterday for S115, and it is almost
impossible to buy any of the stock at
that price.
The water works are about completed.
THE tank holds siXty-ive thousand gal
lons of wafer, and has sufficient pres
sure to throw an immense volume Of
water on any building in the town.
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DISCOVERED BY A WOMAN.

Another great discovery has been made,
and that too, by lady in this country.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her
and for seven years she withstood its
severest tests, but her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed imminent.
For three months she cOughed incessant-
ly, and could not sleep. She finally dis
covered a way to recovery, by purchas-
ing of us bottle Of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, and was so
much relieved on taking first dose, that
she slept all night; and with two bottles,
has been absolutely cured. Her name is
Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus writes w. c..
Hamnck ~ Co, Of Shelby, n. g. Trial
bottles free Mt any drug store. Regular
size zoe, and $1.00, every bottle guar
anteed.
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ELoN COMMENCEMENT ECHOES

Elon College, ~ G., June 1O.-(spc-
cial.( In the reI bort of yesterday, l
omitted to state that Mr.. S. a. Halle
man.= who took postgraduate course,
receiged the degr6 of A. NJ; and that
Miss Annie 1orJ graduated in the art
Mf. j. II. Fleming and Mr. and Mrs
Iohs A. Mills, who have been attend
ing :the commencement, left for Raleigh
lasf night.
lEev. ]. l.. Foster, of Raleigh, will visit
his=old home, near here, before returning
home
IIon. f. Il. Holland. of Suffolk, who is
a drustee of tha college, left for home
last night.
SIR. and Mrs. w. ]. Lee. of Norfolk,
wsll remain for. some days on a visit to
their daughter. Mrs. J. o. Atkinson.
THE many friends of Mrs. Moring,
widow of the ldte ex-Speaker Moring, of
Chatham, will regret to hear that her
health is very feeble.
No changes were made in the faculty
@f Elon, at the meeting of the board of
trustees yesterday.
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DAVIDSON College.
Graduates Speak to an Audience o
2,OOO-Degrees Conferred.

Davidson College, N.= c., June III
Special.)-One of the most successful ana
enjoyable comencement occasions III the
history OF Davidson C6llege came to an
end last night.
These festive occasions, always
fraught with so much=interest to the stu
dents, alumni and friends of the insti-
tuition, increase in Interest as the insti-
tuition advances in usefulness from year
TO year The writer has not had the
pleasure of visiting: Davidson since I'D,
and the improvements that have beelF
made since that date ut what Hon. TheE
Klntz called this s'Queen of Colleges
are certainly gratifying in the extreme
to those who have the welfare of Fhe
college at heart. Several elegant resi-
dences have beenE erected together With
an elegant and t5stily constructed gym
nasium, Y. NJ. 6. \. and medicas col
lege that would be an ornament t. any
college in the lard.
The day was 5levoted to the speaking
of the graduates to an audience Of 1000
people. The following degrees were con-
ferred; a. Il. Dn Friedrich Ca5l Barth.
Atlanta; Claudjus Tate Carr Rose Hill;
Samuel Monroe Goodman, NE0oresville;
y "'''i'i angus i eTSuSoll, I9lduPHuOIb'
samuel Holder Hines Milton: Robert
Andrew Love. Gastonia; john Murdoch.
Mckinnon. Laurinbnrg: jobs McAnister
McSwain. Wade; William $Gilmer Per
ry, Rock HFI; Rufus Brown Sanford,
Mocksville; atobert Augustus Sherfesee,
Rock Hill;} James ARCHIBALD Steele,
Mooresvilc; Thomas Henry Watkins,
Henderson;= James Harvey Witherspoon,
Yorkvile. )
+. s. ons Harry Vass: Allen. Raleigh
Robert S9nders Steelc.S Lafayette Ga,
Hamilton{ WitherspooB Wilson. Char
lotte; .Ioel David Woo1lside. Greenville.
A. Nj. ON William Mack. A. B.. New
York; frederick Finger Rowe. A. b.,
Conover* Joel David Woodside, b. s.,
Grcenvile; II. c. Hammond, A. B., At
lanta.
D. ~ on Rev. D. +. Brim. Columbia;
Rev. j. w. Stagg, Charlotte
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DECISION OK FREIGHT RATES.

Affecting Charges on Melons and Cot
ton Shipped From South Carolina.
Washington, June 10.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day, in an
opinion by Commissioner Yeomans, an.
nounced its decision in the case of the
Railroad Commission of South Carolina
against the Florence Railroad Company
and others in two old cases.
The complaints alleged that rates
charged by defendants for the transpor-
tati0n Of melons in carloads from ship
ping points in South Carolina to New
York and other northern points were
unjust and unreasonable. It appeared
that the rates were lower than those il
force between the same points on cotton
and general merchandise, although great
er speed and some exceptional facilities
are involved in the transportation OF
melons from South Carolina; and thai
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GOVERNMENT COTTON REPORT.

Washington, June 10.-The final re-
ports of the Agriculture department on
cotton planting make the area planted
22,4G0.334 acres. against 24O91. 3f4
acres last year, a reduction of 1G!361 ,060
acres, or 6.S per cent. The decrease
in the different States, as compared
with last year, is rs follows:
Virginia. per cent; North Carolina,
I; South Carolina, s: GeoFgia, 6;
Florida, III Alabama, 4; Mississippi 4;
louisiana Z: Texas. g; Arkahsas. Z;
Tennessee, 10; Missouri, Is; Oklahoma,
?; Indian Territory. II.
The average condition on juno /. was
~ compared with S3.3 Mt tile CORE
spending date last year. and with an
average general condition for the last
ten years of ST..
The condition by States is as fol-
lows: North Carolina, Sc; SoHh Caro-
lima. 50; Georgia. 80; Florida, 76: Aa=
hama, 80; Mississippi 81; Louisiana, 80;
Texas. 80: Arkansas, 96; Tenn1ssee 90;
Missouri 90; Oklahoma, 50; Indan Ter
ritOry. so.
The condition in Texas, Georgia. MIS-
sissippi and Tennessee, is 3 points aboye
the ten year average; in Arkansas, 6
points; in North Carolina, 9 points, and
in Louisiana, ] point In Alabama fhe
average is exactly the same as jhe
average for the past ten years., and= in
South Carolina, there is decline Of |
point. as compared with that for the =ten
years period. There is no State from
which the usual complaint. insects, poor
stand, etc, has not been received. The
general condition is highly favorable.
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The Historic White Sulphur
Springs,

GREENBRIER COUNTY. WEST
VIRGINIA. The representative re
sort of the South. a great central
point Of reunion for the best society of
the North, South, East and West. Note
reduction of rates: Per month of %
days. $40 $50, 500 and $75; per week,
$3.50, $15. $3.50 and $21OO. Child
rem under II years of age and servants,
$3.50. Open June 18th to October LIST.
Elevator and electric bells. Secure loca-
ton early in advance of the season. l..
w. Scoville, Manager.
G-1-2m.
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BAIQUIRI BOMBARDED.
Copyright by the Associated Press)

Copyright by the Associated Press)
From Spanish correspondent. Ha
vana. June 1880 p. m.-Sevcra
American warships to-day bombarde(
Roiouiri. some distance east of Aqua
dores. and near the railway line tC
Santiago de Cuba.
Official advices from Santiago, say
that the bombardment caused no dam
At the palace it is denied that there
has been any bombardment of the San,
t fac Notifications to-day.
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BUCKLENs ARN1CA sALvE.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, COrns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box.
For Sale by All Druggists.
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The Ocean View Hotel
OCEAN WAY. VIRGINIA.

VIII open June LIST. This is one of the
most delightful seaside resorts on the
bay. The bathing is the finest on the
sea. Coast fishing in front of the door.
Hotel handsomely appointed under the
management of Lee & Erskine.
Write for booklet.
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the rate per ton per mile, afforded by tho
melon rates, ranged from 10 mills to IL
Cents, and for most of the defendant
roads were less than the average re
cepts per ton per mile from all freight
The commission decides that the rates
complained of were not shown to be un-
reasonable or unjust, and that the peti-
tions shonld be dismissed without preiu-
dice
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1t is great domestic remedy, and
should be kept in every home. Mr. Nor
man Cheatham, Waverly, Sussex Co,
Va. who has never been without it for
twelve years snbscribes to this opinion.
He says Cur family has been using
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup for twelve years
and are never without it in the house
1t is Invaluable"
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White Sulphur Springs,
MT. AIRY, N. c.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.

o havele
Il be
yen so much trouble
and outan
Airy
to from
the
from 20 will
hi of the hereoo
For Further information write REYNOLDS N. G.
A good Band and Piano viii. furnish mus for tn
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II Is great leap from the old fash
ioned doses of blue-mass and nauseous
physics to the pleasant little pills known
as DeWitt's Little Early Risers. They
cure constipation, sick headache and Bill
iousness. Heart II Hearth.
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Atlantic Hotel,
MOREHAD CITY, N. C.

The finest resort on the Atlantic Coast
Still and Surf Bathing. Sailing, Fishing,
Hunting, Many and varied amuse-
ments. Finest and largest ball
room in the South. Celebrated Old Colo
NY Orchestra of Erie, Penn, eight pieces.
For pamphlet, rates or information, APP
ply to,
PETTYJOHN BROS, Managers.
Morehead, N. g.
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FELL 125 FEET.
From the Water Tower-Perhaps Fa
J tally Injured.

Inmberton, N. c., June 1O-(SpeciaI)
-John Simons, white and VIII Allen.
coored, who were working in the water
tower. which is 123 feet high, fell this
evening into the tank. Both men are
seriously, perhaps fatally injured.
Simons is from Augusta, Ga. and is
employed by the Lombard Iron Works.
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AND SUMMER RESORTS.

Opens June 18th. Closes October 1st.
SEASON 1898.
BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS HO-
TEL, Cottage System)
On Atlantic and DanvilIe Railroad,
Meclllenburg County, Va, 80
miles east of Danville, Va.
ROundTrip and Excursion Tickets on
sale at reduced rates from all
Principal Points.
HOT AND COLD MINERAL-WATER
BATHS.
For terms for board apply to
A. w. ARCHER, Manager.
Thomas f. Goode, Proprietor.
DIR. f.. s. Whalcy, Resident Physician.
6-1-E . ID I'm.
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A MooNsHINER KILLED.
Jumped From Rapidly Moving Train
to Escape From G, stody.

Wii.~@3n, y. c., June IU.-(Special-
George Vernon, white man and a
-noted blockader met with a sudden death
last night by jumping from the rear end
of the passenger train on the Norfolk
and Western road. six miles north of
Martinsville, Va The train was run
ming twenty miles an hour, and Vernon
lived only few minutes after he was
picked up. Two officer bad him on the
train, returning from West Virginia
where he was arrested
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Coughs and Colds quickly cured by
Goose Grease Liniment. Always guar
anteed.
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THE FIRST REGIMENT IN FINE CON-
DITION-PRACTICE MARCH
TO PABLO BEACH.
More Gases of Measles and Other Sickness
A Whopping Big Fish Story-Bri-
liant Reception to Gen. Lee
Personal and Local News.


Personal and Local News.
(From Our War Correspondent
10. ,,, ! sLs ;s n ri c me 49, ,1s s9s 5,
pee s q s LEE ass a @ ] g' S sSS vii" hs
other regiments Of whom been paid
G Sa f f "g"S the 'e Conditions Gdo tne men, hopes
GOOD ANYWAY.
calling M h attention o the soPe s '
tonight that is on his way here
PRACTICE MARCH PABLO BEACH.
Colonel Amfed j. trying make pqsms for poeG march fr
nn the mafe n made w be made m in @' c
aso qe ' Sorh c G Stafs Ga the training
the First North Crin1 regmen in
aegh to zs the Tremendous "n % i Of mor o w M @
but ashamed of what her sdery at Jack
There never a body
don't know what but they earnest and Jealous in their work and
g. hope win
this war will add new urs the record in
equipment from the government make them
The $50 has objection rso 5 the fact that the oo
Rico that viii b ordered forward
AN EPIDEMIC OF MEASLES
lima to the ' Ssg fP9 nd ' a the sk Yesterday
men the North car0qa mn al 5S ss @ so%g
N s em P 8 or cnl o9 Milton z Charles W"nb and Probate
Rifles. all of them
who has typhoid fever has
yl doing well could be
expected
who has had malaria is bet
Of
able be
Quarmaster Sergeant sick with
fever Ills mother has been esraphed Tor % b for several DAYS
Praes Royal and sser of the Durham sick with cs and
of r. Robertson the Hornets Nest
Robertson They will remain here with Capt Robertson until the regiment
Wilder Wilder North
a sbn s., t II dn fi Ge mere his week ~ mas ~
Complaint has been made especially in the Raleigh company OF letters
Amfed viii the The postmaster has been
instructed keep and make Of all letters showing evidences OF having
with.
the gigantic point concentration for
animals provisions clothing ana ammunition Eight thousand
ambulance quantities Of clothing have
contracts several hundred given out And to feed the men
takes bread meat beans and cohe
muchf the sol
dr caught But the largest fish yet
captured yesterday Statesyile
the weigh
ing rs caught hook baited with piece of crab
The Illinois Rev Horace W. Bolton
Witt Talmag Jr, resigned
The odsoro William Wigs and Oscar Wigs still under
Mitchell p. ELI Wadworth David Gce and
Murray Holland Gre deserted within the last days and
believed be
BRILLIANT RECEPTION TO GEN.
gathering hotel where General Lee has his hduart
military that will
live the be Hail. raIo
hugh and the officers his Among those rad
and their Because Of lack Of for large
only such line officers accompanied here by their wives invited
There being 600 700
vile hase SEEN. FRED /. MERRITT.
EpEIcI4r raa ton nor mile
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It's surprising how ignorant girls can
be at times. They all know what Il kiss
means, but they always insist on having
it repeated.
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A torpid liver robs you of ambition and
ruins your health. DeWitt's Little
Eeaht gfarm Orm romarm OraohraOhraha
Early RisQrs cleanse the liver, cure con-
stipatiOn and all stomach and liver
troubles. Heart & Heartt.
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CFrom Our War Correspondent

Ia. June TO- 1898
of
other regi whom have been paid off
TO
for conditions the
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BRILLIANT RECEPTION TO GEN. LEE.

gathering where General his
slasn of
ong n tho of
ANDY
officers 81 his
A be gn nextFr
will be Jackson
FRED H. MERRITT
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Word in PsssiDg.
~$@NA00~@ WAN

Miss Ida Bube, of Mahanoy City, spent
last evening i'm town.
Mrs. Price and daughter, Matte, Misses
Nellie Davis and Name Grifiths. aud Joseph
Feist, William Reese. William Baugh, Will
lam Veale and William Webster attended
the supper in the English Baptist church at
Girardville last evening.
&C. G. kirlin has gone to Sunbury to visit
relatives.
Hon. NJ. p. Fowler is confined to his
nome by an attack of Ia grippe.
Charles Jones visited friends at Mahanoy
City last evening.
-Rey. Alfred Heebncr returned last even
ing from n visit to Philadelphia.
William J. Ormc, son Of Hon. Seth Orme,
of st. Clair, is visiting relatives in town.
Leslie Eugle and Miss Edna Kester, OF
Luzerne, were in town yesterday the guests
of the ~latter's uncle, Policeman Edward
Kester. They returned to Luzerne yester-
day.
oliver Capper and Mark Edwards visited
the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms at Pottsyillc yesterday.
Miss Ida Williams is visiting friends al
Pottsville.
Peter Roberts and son, of Mt. Carmel
were guests of friends in town yesterday.
CHARLES Reitz spent yesterday visiting
friends at Girardville.
Misses Bert Reed, of Lebanon, and Id'
Stewart, Of Frackville, were entertained by
the Misses BELLS, at their residence on Nortl
Market street, yesterday.
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Sent Him OF In Style.

A colored woman went into a store in
the rural district and said to the clerk:
81 wants do fines suit or mems cloze
you got in de sto'; l wants ter make my
husban a present of 'em."
"Why didn't you bring him along with
you," asked the clerk, $50 we could fit
him?''
"Kase l couldn't, " was the reply. "You
see, it's dis way: l had five husbands"
"Yes?'
cen 1 buried all er dem 'cept dis one."
"You did2"
~ sho' did, subj En- do present one is
bout ready to bury now, en- seein ez ]
made de former ones a present er a new
suit for dey funerals, l doan want tel
make no distinction between 'em, so ]
gwine ter fit do las one out in de bes' en-
lates' style. l lone took his measure my.
self. Heah it is. En- If you kin fit him,
heah's your moneyl'-Atlanta Constitu'
ton.
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BRITISH SHIP WRECKED.
Twenty Lost In II Destruction OF the
Asia-Two Bodies Recovered.

Twenty Lost In the Destruction of the
Asia-Two Bodies Recovered.
Boston. Feb. 23.-There is scarcely a
doubt that the British ship Asia, COM
manded by Captain G.. NJ. Dakin, bound
for Manila for this port, was wrecked
near Nantucket during the gales of the
past few days, and that her entire crew
Of 20 men have persisted. This conclu-
sion is not only borne out by wreckage,
consisting Of the stern Of a boat with
asia" painted on it, yards n other
materials which were cast ashore by
the sea at Monomoy, but Captain Ha-
ley, of this city, telephoned from Woods
Holl last night that while the tugboat
e. V. McCaulley was steaming out to
the barge Excelsior, which lies sunk on
Handkerchief shoal, he saw positive
evidence of the wreck Of "A large square
rugged vessel and recovered two bodies
from a portion Of a dismantled hull.
The bodies were those of a nan and a
little girl. apparently 10 or ~ years old.
The mans body was hanging to the
mizzen rigging, with the chilu in his
arms. He had apparently made frantic
efforts to save the little one when the
seas overwhelmed them The body was
not that of Captain Dakin, judging
from a masters certificate found in the
clothing Of the dead a This GER
tihcate was issued at Weymouth, N.
s., to John Cook. and gave the year OF
the mans birth at 1S45. The nan was
light compleXioned and slightly bald.
The little girl was also of light COM
plexion and bore a striking resemblance
10 the a
A later message from Captain Haley
stated that wreckage was fallen in
with about five miles north northwest
from the Handkerchief lightship. The
starboard quarter of the vessel was all
that remained intact.