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Vulnerable, saints OF the Russian Church. or to
Examine oiI me civeEnous hole IN which some
days in darkness. never coming out.
not even to wash" until our can
dies begin to burn low, tho grease
runs IN warm driblsts on TO- our hands.
while the darkness becomes rather too dense
to be pleasant; and the atmo.Rhsre feels dis:
eEresably thick and heavy The attention Of
the peasants commences to nag. and our guide
clearly thin Ks 1t time to give a fllip to thsir
devotion. he takes us to q small door, which
he opens. and there. in q special excsyaticn, We
arc shown the corpse Of tho Holy Nix on, frst
aPd foremost Of Russian Saints. lying In
glass-coysred comm. tho pale face exposed to
view. and the right toe barred for the kiss Of
the Orthodox. There 10 no installing the Of
feet this producer upon tho majority Of our
party. They positively howl with fsrvor as
they throw themselves upon their knees. aad
again and again kiss the glass surface below
which the Saints toe appears.
We retrace our steps. our guide unlocks an
other iron door. and We are outside in q small
eh;Psl, opsn TO the air. on the walls OF which 70
PursatorJ endured b. the departed Hhleh ys
have cheaply ESCAPED by our inspection OF the
which We have just emerged.
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al Of you; it will cost you but 10 cents for your
Inc wild man on exhibition. He eats nothing
hut raw beef and drinks a Pailiul OF water at q
The barker" occasionally revealed por-
tiea Of Brutus - history. at enc time telling
bis hsarsrs that he had been born In the wilds
inforniNE ,the9 10 Ant saw light %
snthusiastis and Informed bis hearers that
with his hands Tom" could tear . man to
pieces, g EGea. wa. b. sttsns!h: The farm,
fear that he niGht break ent in a fury and
tear them to piece. ind al the while Tom"
fact. TON" had hardly strength enough TO
retain Z arm held on ths erutoh and stout
unable to stand unassistsi. The Appearance
q wildness was aoosntuated By crowning
Toms" head with . wig OF hair three feet
long.
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"WTLD MAN" OF RoCHESTER,
Ola Shoemaker Who Became . Cripple in
the Civil War Becomes n Freak.
From ne Roehatsr D.mocra. and Chronicle.

the Civil War Becomes = Freak.
From he Roeh,st,r Democrat and Chronicle.
1t 10 hardly credible. but nevertheless a fact,
that q Rochester man. a familiar figure on the
streets Of this city. Is being exhibited about the
country as wild maR." When the street fair
and carnival was here there was on exhibition
. wild man. and a Rochester man conceived
the idea Of vSnturng into the wild man"
business ~ . source OF profit He accordingly
entered into negotiations with Tom" Kane.
who was once a shoemaker, but who is now so
crippled by rheumatism that he can only 20
About with the aid Of a crutch and a heavy
cane.
There are probably but few residents Of
Rochester who have not seen Tom" Kane,
and to many OF them he 10 personally known,
He IL Of abnormal build. weighing about 900
pounds. His head 10 between two and three
times the size Of that OF an ordinary man. and
his hands and feet are Of like proportioAa
II WAS . familiar spectacle to see him walking
along the streets Of this city with his bedy bent
over and slowly dragging enc foot after the
other His large head. with his abnormal
nasal sdornnsnt at once attract attention.
Kane 10 . veteran OF tho Civil War. After the
war he followed alternating for . livelihood.
and he had . large patronage from some Of
RSsheStsrS best people. Eventually the
rhOum atiSm he had contracted while lighting
for his country 90 crippled him that he was
no longer able to work at his trade He has
been In recent years an Inmate OF tho Soldiers
OF weeks ago was at the county aims house
He walked down town from the AlmshousS
every pleA4snt day. and usually stayed around
part Of the day. Early last week the exhibition
OFFS wild man" was the attraction at Silver
Lake Lake: The wild mar" was noAs other than
Outside the tent was displayed = piece Of
canvas on which was painted gra pile ilustra-
ton Of the wild man" in the act Of tearing Q
| eoV to piesOs with his hands The barker" In
iE9nt o. the tent sang refrain something to
Come IN and see the wild nan. waikiki.
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BABYS SKIN scalp ..' u.ir s s::Sa y osa.-r.
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BADY'S FACE MASS OF SORES
BEGIN WITH THE BLOOD

soia throughout the verdi Potter D. csrp Sol. PrspA
bostsA- -" Hsw " Care EossmA," hss.
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unable to sleep at n!rhts owing TO the nres4
Snoe OF so many wild cats They come from
the mountain nearby; Yesterday large cal
atts s Joseph Fuller in a corn field; Il
breast. 4 dog saved the mAniS lie.
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arputlyu Sartnistmtuts.
asrooklyu Sdpertistntfuts.
asropklpu advertisements.
MATTHEW'S & SONS. 9:

Our Store will be Closed usual La
Keeps Brooklyn Borough Leads I'm Lowest
Have. Commencing Tuesday A. M Something
Attract That Long Distance to Have
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SPECIAL.

Quadruplo- plated Tea Bet. consisting Of tea
pot. sugar bowl. goldlined cream pitcher and
spoon holder, satin finished. artistically en-
gravsd with rich FURNISHED shields on both
sides. special. at $3.50: regular value. 80.
Quadruple- plated 14-inch Waiter. to match
set. special, at Sl.0S: regular value, So. 25.
William A. Rogers Al plated. shell pattern.
teaspoons. &c. each.
william A. Rogers Al plated. shell pattern
liable spoons, Ice. each.
william A. Rogers Al plated shell pattern
dinner forks, loo. each.
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OUR SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK ARE:

Banner extra rapid. dry plate. 4x5. at 3zoy
Banner, extra rapid. dry plates. 3.2x32. al
Ice.
Banner Mounting paste. ounces. at Do.
Banner Mounting paste. 10 ounces. at 2So.
Banner Dark Room Lamps. Candles. burg
six hours. 23c. !
Banner Dark Room Lamps. ruby and orange
glass with shade. burn kerosene. ODc.
Beautiful Kiln Dried. Maple Tripods. triple
slide. an unusual opportunity to get $3.6Q
tripod for $I9s :
The best line OF Card stock in Greater New.
York at figures that bring US countless customs
arR.
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Cotton Dress Fabrics.

For Tuesday and Wednesday &C. sae comprising immense
of fabrics suitable for present
bargain Cotton Department full ove
flowing wiki VALUES NEVER BEFORE EQUALLED EITHER
HERE OR ELSEWHERE all at &c. yard.
3snch PERCALE variety, DRESS GINGHAMS SEER
SUCKERS, DRAPERY, CH1NTZ, COTTON DUCK, MADRAS and
PERCALINE SKIRTINGS
up 12Ac per yad less
&c.
Dress Goods on Bargain Table.
Special Offering Of Wool Goods, Suitable Chden's School
Dresses various comprising pads and fancy effects
retail usually yard 29c yard
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
RUNNING NIGHT AND DAY.
Salem wooIen Mills Are Kept Husiling TO
Pill Orders Pouring in Upon Them.

Salem woolen Mills Are KEEP, Hus,ling TO
Pill Orders Pouring in Upon Them.
The Salem ;woolen mills at Salem
are now running night and day 70
suppy the orders that are rushing 10
for high-class woolen goods. John
l.. Bowman, manager Of the Portland
branch OF the wooden mills, 10 an To-
ieryiew 10 last nights Portland Tele-
gram said:
"Mauy people will be surprised TO
learn that we have orders from New
York and Chicago to supply goods.
We have travelling man ia the East,
with headquarters at New York, who
builds up trade for our mills lin New
York and Chicago. As our goods are
better than anything produced 10 the
East, they sell readily and at higher
prices than Eastern goods.
All Eastern woolens are mixed, more
OF less, with shOddy or cotton, and as
the Oregon goods are all wool they are
10 great demand. We have an order 90
hand now from Chicago for an i'm.
mense supply OF covert oyercOatl ny,
which we have begun 20 make This
cloth is unexcelled anywhere. We
also have a large order from New
York for a large amount OF suiting,
which we are making The mills are
running night and day TO keep up
with the orders.
One reason why our Oregon goods
are better than those of Eastern man.
ufacture Is because we get the very
pick OF the clip. Every year, Just af-
Ter the shearng season. Is oser, we
send out buyers who understand their
business, aud after they have taken
what is wanted the remainder is
shipped east. IL Is very natural that
their goods cannot equal ours.
ave are also looking after the trade
Of China and the Philippines. and now
have man In the field working up
tue matter. The prospects are splen-
did. No part OF the United states
are In 50 good a position % supply the
demand that will inevitably spring
up as ls the Pacific coast. Our ability
10 handle the trade ~ better 10 fact
than that OF any country. am GER
tain that within five years every mill
on the coast will be running TO It's
fullest capacity 70 supply this demand
alone.
"There Is greater demand In Port
land for hlgh-c!sss wooden goods this
year than ever before We make
clothes in our store from Oregon
made woolen which In turn Is made
from Oregon wool, so the whole suit Is
OF home production, There has long
been a demand Ia Portland for goods
OF home manufacture throughout, and
people take kindly t0 H..
Every Indication points TO the
continued aud greater success ia the
manufacture Of woolens, and the time
may nOt be far distant when we will
lead the east In quantity Of goods
manufactured AS We now lead la qull
ity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
FRUIT OF THE NEW DEAL
What Salem's New Administration
Has Done.
Expenses Redueedsand Income Increased
During the First
Quarter.

Recorder Judah will, this eyenlnr,
preseut 70 the conncil his regular
noutlly report for March, which is
published 10 this issue, aud alsU his
quarterly report for the first quarter
OF 1899.
A JOURNAL reporter visited the
recorders Office this morolng aud vas
permitted TO examine the records and
&C .Ount books. These we're found
written up fully aud accurately aud
10 greater detail than has been Gus
tomary heretofore. All receipts ATE
segregated and specified; monthly
balances are struck; monthly totals
are shown, as well as aggregates and
grand totals, Ia fact the oity ac-
counts are kept 10 such shape that
any citizen who 50 desires may visit
the recorders office in a spare halt
hour and draw up full and accurate
synopsis OF the ciJy's cur
rent financial affairs for any
month, quarter or year, by simply
taking fOOtings, totals and balances
whizh are ruly set Out ia the books.
As this is the end Of the first quar-
ter under the citizens, administration,
a cursory comparison with the hrst
quarter OF 1898, may be OF interest.
The receipts for the two quarters
have been as follows:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
School Meeting

Ata meetiug OF the school board Of
District Ne. "a, last evening. all the
members ~ero present except Cher.
rington.
Clerk Eject JOS. Baumgartner pre-.
senied hts bond FOR ssO,OOO, with
Asahel Bush tnd A. n. Hush as sure
Ties. The same Nas approved aud Mr.
hAnmgaFtnef MAS duly sWurn la a.
school CLERK Tor the coming year
Director Chamberlin was authorized
to sell lne block Of ground Ia south
salen' al a price not below sSOO.
Supt PEBBLES statistical report MAS
approved, That oaicsr also presented
au estimate of wood wanted. being
so cords uf ne and a. curds of oak
The sane ~ill be advertised faE Tue
'ame will hereafter meet with Clerk
haumgArtner 10 the lrlyate oaice Of
NE Bush hank.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Mrs. Sol Durbln has gone TO visit
her neice. Mrs, Frank Elgn, of Cor.
wallis.
Mr. aud Mrs. Cook, Of Portland.
lnee Guile Millen and chlldren are
The guests ~ Cnl. and Mrs Junu F.
miller q this city.
Rev, W. A. Daly. accompanied by
heY. Daum of Geryais. weai 10 IA
gene today for visit. where he spent
the hrst year and hall a. pastor
after coming 10 oFesun
Reierfoe Spencer. o. Portland. Is
taking ,estimany 90 illng contest for
the sandbar, GA which the salem
satersoTks crib Is heated. one oi
the rooms 10 the lower part ~ TOE
capitol u use,i fof The purpose
aud 70 vii take several days
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
Tn Allen,s Foot.E Ease

A powder 10 he shaken into the
shoes. AT this seasoa your feet fee.
swollen, nervous aud hot aud get
Tired easily, IL you have smarting
feet or tight shoes. ny Aliens Foot
kase. IL coOls the feet aud make,
walking easy. Cures swollen aud
SNeitlng feet, hnsters aud callous
spots. Relieves rOIns and bunlons on
all pain aud gives rest aud comfort
Try it today Sold Oy an druggists
aud shoe stores for 25c. Trial pack.
age FREE. Address, Allen :. Ohm
'sed' lie Roy, y. y. cod dSw
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04

A marriage license was this AZ ter
noon Issued 20 Edgar Boynton aud
Sarah Ann Sanders.
Miss Sylvia Knight Is In the city on
visit 10 ner father Col. n. q.
Knight, ard other relatives
Portland Is 10 have TIE three great
est pianists Ia this country this week.
-sauer, RJsenthal aud Godowsky,
pronounced good-whlskeyl
Architect BuFggraf went up the
road today 10 supervise construction
work on the new jefferson school
building aud the Linn county court
house.
l.. l.. Reeves, left today for his
mining claims on the North Santlam.
Experienced miners estimate that
there Is still three feet OF snow on
Gold Greek.
Dr. Geo :. Wright, OF McMinnyllle.
was "a the city aud left for Portland.
tie Is onc uf the state dental board.
appointed by GOV. Geet when he was
not a candidate, aud, Ia fact, mad
written a letter 20 the governor urg-
lng him 10 appoint promiuent Sa
lem deoust.
Newt Farrell says dog litigation
has fallen on 50 aud the present Popu.
list city administration Is not running
ANY transient dogs into the pound
that hisabout 10 transfer his Law pue.
Ilee 10 souc salem lawyer VINO has
enough other business 20 keep up his
laundry bills, tor high collars.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
FnedIrKeenrd-

WIN, J. Warginer aud wife 10 j. r
broyles, 33t acres of the Fabian Nal
vols d !. C.. [ o, sr 2,west. sl255O,
Louisa Rles % VI, Butala, lots, I, ,,
and 3 OF blk 8, 10 }. H. Pahuer's sec.
ond addition 70 Nc, Angel. $500.
Chas, Hurley aud }. ). Stott and
wife to Chas. liarkiug, II acres OF the
Fabian Malyuis d c.t5sr. west.
sii.
u. ), patent 90 the q. & &. RR.
l'o'S acres OF land Ia the Orego n
city land district.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
BIDS FOR WOOD

Va. be received b ihe undermined .,o,,r,i,
~ up o. neon, ~ April p
~ losit oi ~ pr cord f0F oak aud asr per
te.9 let nf, Rill te rcQulns ol TIE successful
nNNcf a. kuarantte q lullnl mcnt of rontr-rf
Nhich deposit must h. madc within d., i.
arceliauce ol "a.
The Notd to te delivered a. The foIlovins
nataet places "e
has, sthool Oak o coris Dr.. no cords
TARA hool-osk. DO coris, fr % conis
foth shool-Oak, 10 cords. 81 90 cariS.
ti.eelR syno,l-oak, 20 cor.ls ar gi cordS
Ahf oas, 90 10 oi good splli bsdy ar grub
lhs M, o. b. ~ Whai 4 knoWn A. larse h..i,
eysfd, noi Second eroath 80
tNe Nsht Oh relect anA ~ an hids l. reserya8
III. T hRUCE.
II, a. luHNS1N
a, l. CHAMBERLAIN
~ ee,,l l'si Ne, y, NaTioa coono oresoa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
ro Nlghl ana ro. .Marrow Nlrh,.

And each day ana night during this
week you can get at any druggists
hemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs, Acknowledged tO be the most
Successful remedy ever sold for
coughs. Group, Bronchitis, Asthma
and Consumption, Get a bottle To-
day aud keep 10 always in the house.
- You can check your cold at oBce
frice soc aud Soc, sample bottle free
eOdNw
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
Bros. & Co

Have Just received large line OF Separate Dress Skirts
bTocaded Skirt liBed with Good Taiieta Lining gor
5000 Ournew Shoes arriving -"DStrict7 76" School
Shoes for Chldren are the best made--Try them. We
are fifs Door South OF the Post Ohlce in Salem Ore
x9n spol Cash House, Standard Patterns. Best ane
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04

The difference la receipts la
favor OF the citizens admin
istratiOn Is ................sl5 sl55S l3
Tue difference in amounts
placed ia the city treasury
ln favor Of the citizens ad-
ministratiOn is......... .... 1923 90
The diiiereLce Ia expenses In
favor Of tue citizens admiu-
istratlou zee. .......... 46S II
Under the old regime the expendi-
lures exceeded the receipts by si,IO7.7l
Jess sl,2i99l or 2Sj7 50. Under the
citizens rule the expenditures ex.
ceeded the receipts by s3630.5i less
s2sOs,Oi., or 1881 80. Difference in
favor Of the latter s2O2B 30.
Comment on this showing does
not seem 10 be necessary. L:
doesn't require microscope
. see that difference OF s2O2d 30 nur
the difference between $3.50 and
sl227, turned into the treasury.
liza tree is known by It's fruits, this
citizens movement is showing the
marks of a wholesome aud vigorous
life,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
Dress Making Parlors.

Have re-opened my dress making
business in the De- Rowland house.
corner Liberty aud Court. Tailor.
made suits speciality. Madam NJ.
McAlpln. VIII be glad 60 see AN old
patrons aud new ones 8 rs lnp
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
Fine Lines Of Linen Towels.

Zine Lines OF Linen / oWelS,
See display in south window.
Also tOweling at reduced rates.
Fine Lines Table Cloth
That will astonish you. Never
before was such good goods
brought to Salem, 10 be sold at
such low prices.
Bedspreads
A large size crochet quilt,
Marseilles pattern, we'll worth
81, now 7jc. We also haye
cheaper and better Eardes.
Embroideries
Nice new lines, beautiful pat
terms, from lc yard up. Also
allOver embroideries aud tuck
ing 10 several varieties.
We have opened up new lines
OF Organdies; pretty patterns.
We cannot say too much for
them, and the prices are away
down. Call and see them. you
will he sure TO want some soon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04

a, e .:S ~: al !; e. ssRE' Lee SsR; .'p.Ssrs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
Infants Hoods

NbAbi = uhA ANh0s
Infants Hoods
Iu null, lawn, plain and em-
broidered. Sun-hats and Sun
bOnnets, we have tIem from
lOc up.
Do not fail TO see our large
line Of Crash hats.
Our Boys Clothing
Is going fast. No wonder
They are the best goods for
the money ever brought TO Sa-
lem.
II YOU require anything In the
Dry.GOods or Clothing line be
sure TO call and save money at
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04

t-dAw-td
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
New Outine>Flannels

New Lawns, new Swiss plain
and dotted, Chiffons Ia all
cOlOrs and widths.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
THE WEATHER.

This afternoon, tonight and Wed
nesday talf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
Fine Lines Table Cloth

See display in south window.
Also toweling at reduced rates.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-08
STRUCK A ROCK.
Big Hole In Manhattan's
Bottom.
Accident Occurred At
Hell Gate.
-Four Tugs TOek Steamer Back To
Port.
Was Kept Afoat With
Difficulty.
Passengers viii Sail Today On
Horatio Hall.
Passengers viii Sail Today On
H0rati0 Hall.

New York, September THE big
ftsel coastlng steamship Manhattan OF the
Maine Steamship line In some my stsrious
way struck and tjre big hole In her
bottom on Old Flood rock in He'll Gats
tonight and had to be supported back to
her pier by four tugs. while the whole
force OF the engines was turned to pump
ing wnt'r III. order to keep the steamship
from sinking.
The ship staitsd at o'clock for Poi +.
land. Ne, with cargo of freight and u
good passenger list. She was going rap
idly up tae river and had turned into
He'll Cato when, either by drifting out of
the channel by an offset current or by
some new sunksn obstruction In the reg
ular channel, grounded. The shock was
not severe and caused no excitement
among tae passengers. The bnat was
towsd back to pier Ss. East river. The
cargo tonight was carried over to the sis
ter ship Of the Manhattan, the Horatio
Hail, which will sail tomorrow, carrying
the passengers OF the Manhattan. The
belated passengers were all given comfor-
table quarters aboard the Hail.
Mr. Hall, the agent here of the Maine
Steamship line admitted tonight that the
ship had struck and had bssn seriously
damaged but said he could say nothin q
definite regarding the matter until safter
investigation.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-08
MAY STRIKE SOON.
Indications OF An Early Campaign In
Philippines.

Washington, September 7.-The activi-
ty of the war department officials and the
close figuring that is being done regard
ing the available force in the Philippines,
Indicates an early movement. There are
Indications that the campaign may begin
at least month earlier than expected
IL there would be favorable weat her con-
ditions. By Octoter /, Gen. Otis will
have an army Of $1,000 effective fight.
ing men: 1t is believed by some officials
Of the army that such force ought to
begin an active campaign without delay.
In this connection it Is known that
many officers look with favor upon the
suggestion that an army should be land
ed at Lingayen and move down the
Dagapan railway, thus taking the army
of Aguinaldo in the rear This will
neoessitats the cooperation of the navy
and the officials Of the navy department.
have consulted with the war department
as to what can be done In this direction.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-08
10 Pages.
GALE OFF NOVA SCOTIA.
Ocean Steamer Ashore and Several
Wrecks Reported.

Halifax, N. s., Septsm ber LA revere
storm has prevailed for the past forty
eight hours on this coast. 1he wind is
northwest and blowing almost at hurri-
cane force. IL is feared many disasters
have occurred with heavy loss OF property.
The steamer Gasp psia is anchored two
miles of Giacs Bay, q. b., disabled.
She struck oH Lingan this afternoon.
A despatch from Glscs Bay Gays the
ship Is :" -'',rs position.
Over yessela have taken
shelter lion. LLe ..aIs at Digby. Nearly
ell the fishing boats anchored of Little
River, st. Mary's Bay. counting about
TWO score. large aud small, broke from
their mcoring5 this morning, drifted
across TO the French shore and were bad
ly smashed.
Two Csraquet boats arrived al Alber-
ton, +. k. l., today, the crews of which
reported that two boats belonging to
CaTaqnet, n. b., containing eight men,
were broken up of Kildare Caps, p. K.
l.. by last nights gale, and ths occupants
drowned. Two OF the bodies wtrs reco--
ersd OF Cahiils. South kildsrs.
The schooner Jatpsr, Captain Embree,
went ashore of Flat river last night. The
boat bei5rging TO the scho ner was lost
and the crew remained at the mercy Of
the waves until this morning, when thsy
were rescued by n boat fcom the shore.
The schooner was from Chatham. ". b.,
and viii be probably total wreck