The sun., 1901-03-01
WAVE STAGGERS TEUTONIC.
COMBED AND BROKY % FEET ABOvE
the FORWARD TTRTLEBACK.
Douscd the Look kouts In the Crow = Nest. swept
Az on the Port side Of the Main Deck, Broke
One Passengers Leg and Auetherb Jaw
--Grotesque Volcano and Iceberg Talk.

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Az on the Port side Of the Main Deck. Broke
One Passenger. Leg and Ancthsrr Jaw
-Grotesque Volcano and iceberg Talk
The White star liner 1eutonic. which ar
rived yesterday from Liverpool and Queens
town. discovered on SUNDAY m prning at
e2o O'Clock an un-u-pectei cumulative wave.
about 500 miles east Of Sandy Hook which
had been lying In wait for any plunEing win
screw nxous to get To Sandy Hook on sched-
ule First Officer Bartlett mad charge Of tho
bridge tn. liners commander. capt. r. Il
Mckustry, being down III Tia" saloo n at break
fast. The sky was cloudlc-s aud the thcr-
rnomcter marked : degree, above freezing
The wind was strong from w"st-north"e~t
and The sea was moderately rough.
II was Il day - tlnpt the hardy voyagcr
to inhsle midocran ozOn. aud many men
and women IN winter wraps were ou the
open deck when tho lurking wave pOunced
on its prey. Bot luckily. all but one or two
OF them were on the .turhoHrd lido.
II was giant wave. but not by any means
phenomenal. First officer Bartlett got a
closer look at 1t than anybody except the
two able seamcn IN the croN nest. or look
out cage" on the forclua't. about sixty feet
above he level oi the ,ed.
The loohoIts' vision was somewhat OBJ
sCured by W, ton ot sea crest that knocked
botA Of them down. one wa- unhurI and
the others cheea WAS gashcd under the LETT
eye
First Oflcer Bartlett sand OF the wave.
W" had no prenouIt.ou of I,s coming. The
Tuetouic sauA dceu IhtV jAc trough and tn his
sea Iu~" dead ahead and. '"uu.i-, TO -
twenty feet dbuy" ia" forward iIrurua'h
II d,luRrd the men lu lhc cIu% e. net ana d
part uI 1t twisted ti., rl.I- ana uruL" oil 'om"
II
u swept ant along th' port -l'" g.! lhr snip
IL CAV" H. aM HWIu, 80. and bruusht ia" cap
tam up from hI~ bIouhiH-t. IT, went U'I""
again wh"i. he -aw that every INNS was snip
-ulIH
one reason the Captain hurrsd below
va~ that he wanted To- Ie4s,tIrp the passengers
who were at brc.kia,t. Another Was that
he suspected somebody IN the course Of the
torrent might hH'e been lot "" "as flE uI
IN hl- conjecture. John MIrha"I>uh a Dan
lsA Iuinisrnrts - years odd. VIII" wa" WaHlhs
OIL th" port side Oi the main deck. found h.'u-
self n"uud"rus Ii m" rD-hIug waters ana
had IA aim IMPRESSION that 10" -hlp Nh- NlhN-
us Whoa TIE c1Itrlr hud returned 10
IL ~"urr" VI. .ha"l Hu Was PROSTATE Huo
unconscious t- nght lex just below tho
yalt. Ni- hanging 10y a mere shred nt ne~L.
II hId h"'I torn ull hN contact with "A deCh
hNlurr d. 80 Nt~ buried at ,....
Ih" wounded udn VA takeu nto the ship =,
hospital and Nurs"1n il, u. bghi", assisted
hvG It-~"ug"r. Dr i. : Mott of kansas tilv.
tmuutat~d TIA" dangling foot and dressed
the wound
tftrr thn ship docked Mlchaelson wa.
taken To- - \IureIt's Hospital The cabin
passengers luU"" NJ a purse 81 5000 Tor nm
II" VIII b" tr"1'"d At n" "NIenN" Of the Nmt"
The w.,e did little damage IN the saloon
de'f hHt % picked up g "ahiu "U,-enger.
~uuI". , Nu."n, and threw him against
@ rail H. lower la" wa- broken lie vas
attended ur 'ho ~Nir', SURGEON ard. after
l.rdir.. Hr, s,i.t. ~ rnr hr,'- rNp,ns" to
tho Long Island tulIrg" lip,piU
RE Wiute >'Ir agent lore. Nj John lee.
faGrllE That no IIN".p"I Vic" might ,'