The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-12
ACCIDENT AT SEA
Cause tie Loss OF Three \esSels
and Many Lives In Aus
tralian Waters.


Cleveland. O. Aug. u-Dynami'e was
saait restored DO tonight ON me huehu "s
enue line near tho coEnor OK case anu
Euclti avenues. The car was Douho oA''
vbere were Is passengers on board uu1
~, ope was injured. Several women tnen
to it,mp the car, but were restrained by
c,oi headed ones. Tho car was 80 1adly
smashed that II was necessary 20 ae"u
for The wrecker.
The nolghborhood is a very aristocrasu1
one. ou one corner being tho resiuoh0o
az Jotu ID. Rockefeller. and ON the nome
of 8. j.. Everett
vancouver, b. c.. AUG. n.--Details OF
he loas OF three yossela ia Australian
waters are brought by the steamer M'o"-
era
! The barquc Carlisle Castle LSli TONS
bound from Liverpool to Breemantle' "o1
totally wrecked off Rockingham The VeS-
sci went ashore during a heavy gale on
! safety bay. An on board were drowned
Including Captain Lindsay, chieI olhce'
uouston. sailmaker A. Guzan, apprenuce
Iohn Todd. A. b. JeNey, Robert wilson
oscar Anderson. Thomas Mac Lean,
Thomas McMahon. &. F. Stocks ana
Robert Jenkins. lie cargo was valued al
Is. 500.
The ship city Of New York In com
mand OF captain Il. II. Jones, i,l6i tom
register, laden with general cargo inclua
ing $4,000 feet OF lumber from san Fran
f.,. no. went ashore az Bottnest Island JUL
n ia. ELEVEN were drowned. The following
is a list OF the saved and lost members
of the crew;
william Pope. Alexander Anderson
Alexander Burke. Il. Burke. N. Xamuser
H. Kann. $. h. Parry. e. Weiss M
Murphy. ubblo seamen, c. Lee. X. NC
, Leod j. NJ Krant. ordinary samen, ow
! en- Hughes. boatswain; J. Scott. sail max
or. and V. Tree, apprentice.
LOST.
walter Jones, master. ID. Il. Baxter
second mate, g. Pennington. steward J
Conway. ]. Wallis. W. T.. Lanton. II
Borner. ]. Blackman. able seamen: w
stockweu, ordinary seaman; a, Purd
and G.. Hancock, apprentices.
The city OF New York was the frs
sailing ship OF the new system. IL wa
proposed to adopt between Amony an
u Australia.
o steamers Excelsior and Edna collid
b ed ON Hobsous bay. Melbourne. The EH
celsior WAS sunk in fifteen minutes. Non
o OF her eighty passengers we're browne
but seven were injured The Excelsio
was a steel screw steamer OF si4O toni
'' She was owned by Hiddart, Parker
20 Co.
H. Ri. B. Goidhpch was nearly wrecke
n on the run between Au6land and sidnel
q The Goldanch encountered hurrican
N and had an extremely narrow escape.
b. An Improvement in the colonies fence
% Do announced A revision OF the tar
= was hinted and several labor measure
l- we're announced. 1he government ho
decided 10 restrict immigration. A NEE
se ing OF the New Zealand unemployed ho
IN called upon the government 20 pass nui
70 Der OF measures on relief
" The revenue OF New South Wales IA
The year just closed, show an incrca.
OF 22.O92 pounds. compared with in.
year. A surplus for the year OF 9,l
pounds IS shown. The railway reyenr
Tor the year oxceeied that OF last year B
% lgo.7s6 pounds.
Kalgoorl has been excited over a bi
q ] INahfiJ+ inc NHINNA ht+NfA va NAA' NN
head battery at Kalgoori mint mine wei
y stolen. The contained $500. Ths IN
N n,anse quantities OF gold being turned OF
have attracted inumerable thieves whi
nj, police protection IS slight. In one nigl
twelve miners camps were complete
wiped out.
. General Dodds inaugurated az the mi
lg tary cluI at -,oumea the s0th n June q
pa Arst experiment iu wireless telegraph
,a made ln Caledonia The result was co
~ eidereI 80 satisfactory that arrangemsu
n are being made for connecting BY mea
A. OF wireless telergaphy the Hight hou
a With the town OF Noumea.
n The Australaisan colonies are follOwil
ID Tranayaal matters with interest. Il
% New South wales and other colonies W
NJ ofer England troops.