Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

and muulel iu 10 paucha'B slender
form, aud Tor awhile they tuttnrud up
and down. then abandoned the at
tempt Co walk ana s.tuui iu their
chairs ut the end Of the bench, Just
who're she had sat ANA chung tu the
white Htunchl1n and aUbbtd her heart
out that night in GuuyW1H bay. Pam
cha could have u1bbgi almost a8
hard though no longer in lunollncas
and dOsulutiun. this very ulEht,
A. early uH $3.50 Sonora Naiiea had
gone below. following her lovely nlHCHI
and warning p1nchi On come nt once.
10 was too dark. too damp. 90 rrmuu
there longer. but Iuriug begged and
the Idaho lurDECd ana rolled Hymplthu-
ucally 90 the moment and tho duauua
found further argument Impossible. Sho
had Co rush fur her room. aud later TO
connde her mandates aH 20 p1nchl 10
the HtowardenH. who came, ueepni and
considered them 900 timed. ~ rlN lnllg
Tfirnhull and q few dcrtrmIncl yDt uu-
comfortable souls were consuming cug-
nae and playing vlngt ct un IN the
cabin, while the lookouu worn doubled
ON the dock and every ships officer
stood 10 his post. The sound OF tho
munlrd tinklc or the bell reused PAM
cha from the silence that had fallen on
the pair.
81 must 60" aho murmurod for per-
hnps tho twentieth time. ana Yet she
could not,
once more. mournful. moaning, tho
deep toned whistle poured forth it7
warning ON the uleht and before the
long blast had died away up from the
depths Of the dense fng hank ahead rose
an echo. ucCcutuuted with sharp. star-
cato ahriDkf. Thou came o. sudden.
ftartllng cry a. tho bowi thon dCop
down An the bowels OF tho shin the
clnug ~ tho engine gong; thon shouts
ana rushlngs 10 and frO 90 the hidden
fOrocnstlc, and T.orIng started TO his foot
only 10 be- hurled heudlour 90 tho deck,
for with fearful shock some mammoth
monster struck ana pierced and hetlci
20 port the Htanch llttln coaster. and
then, Withdrawing from the fearful
rent IN her quarter. came crashing and
grinding down the side, sweeping away
every boat TINT hung az the stnrboard
dnvitE. ripping through the shruuds like
pack thread md rolling ana wallowinE
On nFtorn amid o pnndcmonlum Of
shouts for aid and frantic screams o.
startled women. In one moment the
great steamer Ind vanished na suddenly
ne she came. and the Idaho was sct-
Ting by the bows.
a signal rocket tore nio't 10 toll tho
tale NJ desperate peril.
"stnnd by u.s. Santlaro' Don't you
200 you've cut us DOWN. beloved tho
captain through his trumpet.
Again the stcamplpe ronrcd, and tho
mournful whistle crOOned the death
song. No answering signal came 90
cheer their hearts with hope N rescue,
Tho great Pacific mailer was lost IN tho
fog run hair n milo away. The crow
came rushing Up ON deck reporting
everything under wAtnr below. There
wna n mad dash M fonr crngHd mon FOR
Tho boats, discipline and duty both for
cotton
over the first officers nrostrntp form
th0y sprnng nt the "fulls' ~ tho stern
m0st-the longbO0t-1 huge bearded
seaman IN the lead. The captain, with
fury In HE eve, lenppd in his way.
shouting blnsphomy and orders to go
hack, and was knocked nn' with o sln-
rlo blow. Tho hrownv hand hnd seized
the swaylng tncl,le Three aoomen were
already Fcrnmbllug into tho swinging
craft when n revolver cr1cFod. tho big
leader threw mp hl4 hands with "a yell
NJ agony and topplod hoadlonE unon
tho deck Then a 1.-THE figure vnultcd
over the lonrboat7 gunwalc one after
another three sc1men c1me tumbllng
ont ahaahed aud oyorawed The captain
rcwnined his feet and senses The boat
was lowered by cooler hands until II
dnuced In safety on tho waves nn1 ono
nfter another the women were carefully
passed down 10 the care Of him whose
stern, clear headed sense and instant