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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-09

oret befreunoeten g(rbeitern am les-
ten Sonntag cine 9ergtour auf ole
3llnolenipibe ,tnternabm. "a Der.
sSea INNER idm1Ier uno idmieriaer
muroe, bei6loiien Die uebriaen Die
unlfebr, MIR Balter aine auf einem
iSelsbano an iaber @an0 porparts
llno gelangte biniiber auf feiten
gooen. Oils Die anoeren niGt nah.
tonen, iHritt er 5uriid, gIitt plot.
lib aus nno i~tir5te in cine &unie,
rno bon oa INNER tiefer. Die Qnbe.
rem bolten 9ergfrnbige i'm 8epps.
thai uuo in NGiels. Nit oieler
Wfiibe tonnte Der 2ei1nam g~eborgen
lperOen.
Cine ihredlihe grploiion er-
et9nete iid IN Der Hue De la Serpette
IN 8enf in Der @erfitdtte zines oel,t.
lhen StIGlers, Namens 9an5eiien,
Der pabriheinlit nit Bulper ban.
tirte. Die 2eibe Des 34iGbriaen
WtonneS muroe total 5errilIen aufae-
tllnoen. Webrere 8erionen iino per-
lpunoet, oarunter cine i6iper. sSm
Saitlc miirOen i6redli6e 8ertpiiitun-
gen angert6tet. Der eiierne 9oa-
laoen Durbe iiber Die 16 Reter breite
StraBe aeIdleubert unO rihteta
Sdaoen on. Der 9eiammti6aoen
lit beoeutenO.
= Seit einigen Sogen pur6e in
3ermatt Der @eri6ts. Niieiior Iaaa
aus Berlin, Der ieiner ~gleuBerlIng an.
folae goelDeiB iuden gegangen mar;
permiBt. 9taf lougen pergebli6en
Na6forid)ungen iuuroe ieBt feline ger.
itlmetterte Sei6e, bon ipel6er Der
&opf abgeriiien iuar, an elmer TENT.
reften 6elspano inter Dem Soblidt
h6naeno, entoeft uno unter groBen
SdDierigfeiten g~eboreen. gr NOR
mebrere bunoert Meter bonn Sobli6t
ubgeitiir5t.
= Die i'm Sdfpeiser 8ao Saraip
Deilenoe Satin zines 9dnfoireftorS
trof auf ibrem Spa5iergang einen
auitanots gefleibeten Wanu, Der elm
Shmetterlingsnet un6 cine Shudtef
nit %aefansenen id0nen Sbmetterlins
gen trltg. Sic bielt Den ltnbefannten
iiir einen Mtann, Der S6metterIinge
fange, INN lie al Die 8urgdite an per-
faufen, iprah i'm al uno eriud,te
i'm, er mo9e ibr iiir einen 81 Sauia
meilenben Sobn etii6e gremplare
gegen Gntselt iiberIaiien. Der Srem-
be beoauerte, ibrem @uni9 nidt emit.
iprefen ST. f%onnen, % er MIR fir ii6
iammle. 8or ibrem Sotel traf Die
Dome einen 9efannten, Dem fie bon
ibrer 9eeegnung er5dhlte, mobei lie
3ugleid ouf ben nit Dem Sunguese
poriibergebenoen Wann nufmerfiam
madte. .Sa, nerebrte Srau", erui.
oerte ser 9efannte la6eno, .DaS
glaub' ib mobl, baB Der Wtamn bort
feline Shmetterlinge perfauft. Der
hats @ottlob nidt nGtbig,-bas lit
'2nrb &otbibilb nus 2onbon!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-09
S@Wet3.

- SSn Sen meiiten 9untonen Ser
S6mei5 lit befanntlih Die SooeS-
itrafe abgeibafft porOen. Cine Ius'
nahme maft Der &anton Sreiburg,
uno BORT lit, wie aus 3iiri6 gemel-
BET miro, am Wontag, Den 3. @uguit,
mieber Die erite Sinridtllng ieit 30
Sabreu poa5ogeu poroeu. Der
Sobesfanoibat mar ser Woroer
gtienne Gbontone, Der auf sic graft
iamite @eiie cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ermoroet unb am 81. Sanuar bteies
SSobres pom Sbergeriht gum Sobe
bird gntbnuptlng perurtbeilt NOR
oen mar. gr batte Die @naoe bes
@roBen &atbes o%ngerufen, bod, Die.
Ter mics bas @eiu6 NIT rs gegen 90
Stimmen 5uriid.
- SSn Den Bergen loft elm llngliid
bns anoere ab. Im @iggis perllll-
1liidte fiir5li6 Ser % Sabre alte
Mihael Spaiti aus Retital. @r
alitt bel elmer 8ebre Der iteils1 @eg.
anIaae bel Ser iogenunnten 2aub.
bride 10 ungliiflid ans, Dab er iiber
oen Ibgrunb binousfoQerte unb in
Die Sieie i~tiir5te. Gr mar iofprt cine
2eihe. - Sci elmer Sour iiber oaS
8iboerfelb (Sbmaloer) i~tiir3te LETTER
Gage Der 22iabrige Sdreiner ,Su.
bolser bon Malters iiber cine Sells
panb an 500. Die 2ei6e fpnnte &c.
bergen merbcn. - ginen eutIeBli6en
Sob erlitt jiingit Der 29iabrige Wau.
rermeiiter s. @alter aus Nffolteru
a. ST., Der nit ieinem 9ruber nno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-09
Semt .,3abn Der 3cit'|

fam teiu Wtenid ipieosritsben. aaes. mas beitsbt. III
ba5u beiitmmt, odB es eiumal u~nttrsebt Das bsiBt.
aa,s bat i,tne 3eit; and In BEN Sim, bib ANS stns
nathriite Spanne Ssli ~3igemeIsu NJ, Dor bereu abs
laut mir uitt ittrUsu perfet, toieru mir osrniinfiig
b%onosln. SIN Sale Der setdbrlidsn Wussn. uno
Sebtr ,rantbelten peibt has pleoernm. oaB man eriteus
osriudtn icn, 'te az permeieeH. Bel her itb,Qen ibsr,
b~aiteten Stbsusmsiie Der Nsuihen III bas aber uur
ieltsn mbgIit. Gie m~eiiteu 0ienldsn tbnuen ioItsn
SrdnfbeitsH nidt entgeben. ahe iotde patisnten ION.
ueu aber asbtilt perben, lutnn tie bann. %slpsitsns, uur
10 oeruuuitig iiuo, has ri9ti9e Sstlmittsl Bu lpa9ltu
% Gents IN allen apotbefen 5i babtn limb. 7isfe
Yineu baben li) bel 1auienoen uHo l~auieuptn oils elm
uuieblbareS Sstlmtttel e%rfptsieu. Ste itHb nod benz
@ebept. bas IN alter !3stteu bic selebrtsu lloude ron
fraftigitsu DECENTRALIZATION FOLDER pfIanssn btrseftsut.
meite 0ta9en unb Sebtr bon &raHtbelt beireien unit
oamit has But perIiingeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-09
Gas 0Id6 be9iinftt9t etnetl
Ieraner.

sd lit i6retlide S6nler5en i'm
&opf. Dem Tiiden uno Dem Magen,
Llno hattie feineu 9lppetit, ais id) an.
ms Or. Sings SEEM Size EiQs 81
aebrauden", itreibt Is. Is. @bite.
beab bon &eunebale, SeraS, .aber
bolo fiiblte i'd mie ein neler Wann."
llniehlbar bel Waeen. nnb 2eber-
leioen. 9lps % Gents in e. @.
&uete's apotbefe, 656 @aiu.S traBe,
dubuque, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-09
NeW 9orf.

- Carlisle 8. Graham, Ser BE.
fannie @etti6nimmer, bat feline
lanae angefiinbigte S6mimmtour
hurd Die Soper Hapibs bes Niaaara
bon Dem @birlpool bis na1 9enis.
ton am 81. Arlgult pirfli6 sur Sbai
meroen laiien. Gem fiibnen SdDims
mer iaben Sauienoe unb Slbertau'
ienoe 5ii, aber nod piel mebr Nteus
aierige batter iif peiter itromaufs
Ddrts bel Den 8hirlpool &apios eins
aefumoen, in Dem @lauben, bob Gro
ham iene gefGbrIide SteQe bes Hia-
cara-SluIies bur1i6lpimmen poqte,
IN nelder &apitGn Mattbelp @ebb
am "a. Suli 1888 iein 2eben Elm.
5iiBte. Graham, nelder mebrere
Male bie @birlpool &upioS IN Jet.
mem beriibmt geporbenen Safe
b"urdDIhmommen bat, begann feline
tiibne Sdipimmtour biesmal al1f Der
amerifanii6en Seite bes 8birlpools
nm 1la4 ltbr 9ubmittags, na6Oem
man linn BON einem 8%abnpagen aus,
aIf meldem cine &inetoifopmai6ine
aufaeiteat NOR, bas Signal ba5u sc.
geben batte. Die nirbelnoen
gS1iier bes babinraIenben Stromes
riifen ben Sbpimmer fort, unb fir
cine Winute belt man ~Oenielben fir
perloren. Iber balo taudte er bel
sSoiters Slots pteber auf, INN I'M
nGfiten Iltgenblid nieoer bon Dem
Strl,oel ben 9liden Der atbemlos 81.
ihallenoen Wenge ent3ogen 81 mer.
ben. Die filr5e Spanne 3eit bis 81
ieinem abermaligen @ieoerauftau.
diem bInftc ben 3uidauern cine
Gmigfett. Stnter SoIters Stats
wurbe Die auieabe bes fiibnen
Shpimmers cine leidtere, unb man
fonnte iett beutlid mabrnebmen, mie
er nit frdftigen 4rmen bic milbeu
@oaen tbeilte uno mebr nad benz
canabiiden llfer biniiberibpamm,
no Die 8lippen tpeniger @efabren
boten oils on Dem amerifaniiden
nfer. Sci Queenstown SeigbtS lieB
iih Graham cine 3eitlang bon einem
Boot in Sblepptau nebmen unb
leate Damn ben HeIt bes 8eges
ihnimmeno suriif, INN bel ieiner
Sanoung nit lauten 8eifaasrufen
empiangen 81, iper0en. @rabam bot
cine aleihe Shpimmtoilr ifon eins
mai unternommer1, namli6 am 7.
September 1901. Sm Sabre 1886
perlor Der S1mimmer SSames Scott
auf Der glei6en Strefe iein 2eben.
Inter Den 8aiiagieren oes
Sampfers st. Bal,l" bon Soltth.
hampton unb benen bes Gunaro.
Oampfers yGtrlrrio" berridte IN Ger
Triibe bes lesten Cages Der Serfabrt
aroBe I%ufreaung oariiber, pelder
CAMPER mobl 5uerlt ben Safen Seem
PORTS erreiben neroe. 9eioe Sabr.
aellae batten ii6 pabreno Der &eiie
niht al @eliht befommen uno crit
beim Worgengrauen beS leBten
Cages purbe auf Dem st. Baul"
Die Dgtruria" alS in Si6t gemeloet.
9eibe 9ampfer befanben iid bamals
0itlih bon Sire Sslanb uno tbaten
ibr 8eites, Inn einanoer Den Stang
nb5uloufen. 8on Der 9eoba6tungs.
itation auf Sire Sslano puroe st.
Saul" Inn 5 ltbr 80 Mimuten, Die
ygtrltria" 81 Wiiluten ipdter geIif-
tet. Iu Ser Barre uar st. Boul"
MIR nod 10 Winuten boral5 nnb
c+sb poran bis Sanop Soof. SIN
Der Quarantine fam st. saul" 10
Minllten Dor yGtruria" an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-09
@ir9tnta.

- @eit bon Wtiiouri elmer Ser
tiidtieiten bemofratiihen 9unoes.
lenatoren, balt iid sur Gur in ben
9lauen Bergen 8irginien's aut me
Dem err idmer leioeno lit. Gin Be-
fainter, Der i'm ieit nabe5u 5ebn
Sabren niht geieben traf i'm bort
uno mar eridreft iiber ben pbpii-
ihen .3erfaQ oeS ebeoem 10 leb.
baften unb fr1ftigen Wanues. Sm
9aufe bes @eiprdhes fraete er Den
Senator: y@as lit oenn Die Gtatur
Sbres Seibens?" ySm", ermi-
Oerte 8elt nit einem slnfluge ieines
alten Sumors, roas lit 10 cine 6raee.
Sor Sabren pilegte ib regelmuBig
nah Sirginien 81 geben, Inn bort
einen alten Sreuno 81 beillhen.
Son Sabr 81 Sabr muroe oieier
Srellnb ihpG6er uno i6rumpfte
mebr rnb mebr 5%uiummen,. nnS
ieoesmal, menn i6 Mbi6teo BON tbnl
nabnL iagte er melan6oliid: Seit,
penn Sic nafites Sabr Dieberfom-
men, finben sic mid nift 1ne1r.
Ginmal fragte i6 i'm: @as feblt
Sbnen oenn eigentli62 gr ihiittelte
Den &opf nno antportete: Sd babe
oQe mogliben Ier5te gcbabt unb
ieber bat meme aranfbeit unbers
biasuoiti5irt. Sebt babe i6 iie aae
gum Senfer geiast, Die gan8e ganoe
meiB nihts. Sd CLAUDE, i6 leioe an
slmno 9omini! -" so itebt es
audi NIT mir, fiiste Der Senator
bin5u, i'd leioe arl6 an slnno DO
mini" = geit miro am 6. 9e5em.
Der Y Sabre alt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-09
GimeS Yreoi8erS noble 9bat.

sd mill, buB Die gauge 8elt
piiien ioll", ibreibt Mep. 8. S. 9uo-
long bon aibolpap, ". s, nmel6'
cine CUTE uno 5uoerlaiiige Meoi3in
ih in electric 8itters gefunben babe.
gs furirte mid bon 8elbirft unO
2eber6eidperoen, moran ih Sabre
lana lit. als Elm 5iiperlGiiiges,
aQaemeines Seilmittel iibertrifft
electric 9itters slaes, mobon ih ie
aeb0rt babe." electric 9itterS ii6er,
raiht slae ipegen ieiner punoerbareu
Seilfraite in Sdaen Don Seber., Hie'
ren- unb Maaenbeihmeroen. BRO.
bret es obnc Sebl. 9loS so Gents.
3ufrieoenbeit garantirt bon e. ~.
&uete, CSC Main'S traBe, Dubuque,
SoSoDa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-09
9eraS.

- Cine in @alpeIton erideineHbe
3eitlnng, D3ailp NeDs", bebt Die
Sor5ilge hires Staates in folgenoer
@eiie berpor:
~Seras lit groBer ilno beiier ais
iraeno elm anoerer Staat. 9aS Golt
BON Seras lit better, als irgeuo elm
anoeres Solf. 9ie 8oQe BON Seros
lit better, oiS irgenb cine onoere
@oae. Die Shulen bon Seras iinO
better ais Die in anbereu Staoten.
0as &inhpieb in Seros lit i66ner
unb %ieiiter, als mOeres HinbpieG.
Die Bierbe bon SeroS lalrfen ihnel,
ler als aae onoeren Bferoe. Seras
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-09
u | 0.
Seuti6lan0.
8aSen.

- Gin blutiges Samilieu.G roma
bat iih in Der Samilie ct. IN SoQ-
itein abgeipielt. Ser Wann itrttt in
betrurfenem 3ultanoe nit Der 6rau,
nadber nit ieinem Sobne. Iieier
nabm einen Stod ,tno iflug ben
Gater oermaBen auf ben aopf, oaB er
blutiiberitromt 5uiammenbra6 unS
fem 2ebens6ei6en mebr CAB.
Sn elmer Sabrif IN Wannbeim
berungliifte beim Yoliren elmer
aihbermogenfeoer Der S6leiier Sarl
3pcig baourd, Dab ibm Die SeOr-
aus Der Snno glitt, mebrfa6 INN Die
HplirroQe berum unb linn 10 on BEN
&opf gei6leuOert purbe, OaB er einell
Sddbelbrlld oapontrug. gr muroe
mittclit Sauttdtswageu ms aage.
meme aranfcnbaus Derbra6t.
3ie oieier Gage aus Dem
Nedar in Wannbeim aeldnbete
WanneSleihe mrroe ais Die beS felt
benz 30. Slli permiBtcn Sonomirtbs
Sel1enler QllS NlfferSDaG Don 1etller
Sodter agnoS5irt. Die 8ermutbung,
boB Seiiemer eincm RaubmorOe gum
Spfer gefaacn lit, iGeint iid 81 be-
itatigen.
Der so Sabre alte glltg. 8rai
bon Siftentbal flbr nit einem
idmerbelaocnen &loBipagen Die
StraBe bon 8erol0sau gegeu &i6teu.
thai. @ubri6eiulif mar bericl6G
ctpaS ermiioet unO itellte iid auf Die
Geihiel. 9eim Mbiprinaer NAB
reno Der Sabrt blicb er bGnaeu,
murbe cine Strcfe BON hcm iinfen
&oroerroo qeid)lcift, bis Oosielbc
iiber Den 2eib aitQ. Ser SOB trot
iofort elm. Oraf lit crit ieit &ur5em
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-09

Steigrlng, neld)e bas 8eleiie bier be.
id)reibt, 5uriidItefeu. Ser Sofomo'
tipfiibrer oes Gerionen5uges iab Die
@efabr, gab @ollOampf uno es ge.
lang linn nad elmer per5peifelt
id1nellen Sabrt, gpare 81 errei6en,
mo oas 8eieiie in ipagerehter Hid).
tnng Iieet, mitbin Die 9efobr zines
.3uiammenitobes ausgeidloiien mar,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-09
Wontama.

= Cine @ettiabrt eigentbiimlider
Nrt fanO Oieier Gage IN Der RQbe
bon Gpare Itatt. Sn berielben trllg
Der 2ofomotipfiibrer zines 3ugeS Der
g%fortbern Eacific gabn Den Sieg o..
bon. Gin aus 90 @agen beitebenoer
Sradt5ug NOR auf ein Seitengeleiie
~aelaufeu, INN ben 9aiiagier5ug
Ollrd5ulaiien. @eibe 3iige ieBten iid
oom na6 entgegengeieBter Hidtung
IN g%etDegung, ais pl0bli6 Der
Tra6tsug IN Der Mitte allseinanoer-
ging uno Die binteren Cars aui Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-09
SdlcTen.

Gin OutsbeiiBer in Ser NGbe
bon Sanbshut betam, 10 beridtet 0ie
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-23
NEBRASKA MAN PROVES LUCKY
Draws Homestead in Oklahoma and
IL Onered Two Thousand Dol
lars for the Land.

TECUMSEH, Neb.. Dec. 22.-(Special.)-
William Wilkinson. a Johnson county
farmer. who was fortunate enough to draw
a quarter section OF LAM in Oklahoma in
Uncle Sans distribution in 1901, has re-
turned to his home near Vesta, after
spending several months on his new pos
session.
His land is situated about six and one
half miles from the village Of Walters, and
he has improved 1t with a house, sheds,
fence, etc.
Tn improvements and the cost of prov
ing up on the place have cost him $500
and he was offered 1900. The offer was
refused, for the farm is worth at least
5000, according to Mr.. Wilklnson's OBJ
servations Of land values in that neighbor-
hood.
Most of the places. Mr.. Wilkerson says,
are fenced and have some improvements
The towns and villages have enjoyed a
mushroom growth. but will develop irto
something better later. There is a great
deal Of drinking and gambling in the new
towns.
Crops were good this year and he be-
lieves the climate conditions are favor
able to the development of a good agri-
cultural country in most parts Of the ter
ritory.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-23
Golden wedding Mt osceoIa.

osCEoLA, Neb., Dec. 2~2.-(special 1T
was just fifty years ago last Saturday
since Mr.. and Mrs. William Burly pllghted
their troth to each other. They have lived
in this country almost thirty years and
a good share Of the time has been spent
in Osceola. The fifty years that have just
passed has brought its joys and itJ sor-
rows. The sunshine and the storm has
passed over them, and they have not been
disturbed. Their neighbors knew that II
was their anniversary, and so they gath
cred at the home last Saturday to the
number Of forty, children, grandchildren
and friends. They carried with them many
useful and valuable presents, besides pre-
senting the couple with a purse Of $40 In
gold, and all present had a very enjoy
able time.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-23

claimed that the Crary was on the wrong
track. and in attempting to cross the
Palmer's bow hit 1t, cutting it's nose square
of and entangling both vessels in the
wreck.
The anchor and bowBprit Of the Palmer
sank away from the wreck, while the
anchor Of the Crazy was tangled in the
rigging Of the Palmer and broke on the
foremost. The vessels began to fill aud
sank in a few minutes
NO Time to Procure Provisions.
The Palmer's men managed to lower q
boat. There was no time to procure pro-
visions or additional clothing. As the men
cleared the wreck they saw the Creary's
men in the same plight as they had been
and made room for as many as could reach
the boat.
F fteen souls we're In the small craft
when it finally pulled away. both captains
being among those who thus escaped. A
short time after the boat left both schoon-
ers went down. Six men persisted when
the vessels sank. For the survivors a bat
tie. which lasted three days and four nights,
had begun. 0ne-third Of the number sue,
cumbed in the fight, and of those who
finally reached shore none was able to
realize what they had escaped.
The Crary was a comparatively new YES
sci. 1t was built at Bath, Me-, in 1900, and
was one Of the finest fve-masters on the
coast. Its cargo consisted OF 1902 tons OF
bltuminous coal consigned to this port.
The vessel was only partially insured. but
it's cargo was fully covered.
The Frank A. Palmer was the largest
four-masted schooner ever constructed. /,
was built at Bath in, 1897 and was sold to
J. s. Winslow & Co. Of Portland, Me. II
sailed from Newport News on December 4
with 400 tons OF coal for Boston.
or the twenty-one men carried from the
vessel the ten comprised the crew OF
Palmer and eleven OF Crary.
Captain Potter revived later in the day
and was removed to a hospital. He said
Crary was to blame for the collision, Mate
Smith having disobeyed orders in not re.
porting the nearness Of Palmer. Captain
Potter said the reason why so many oil
Crary's men died was because a boat In
which they had started from their schooner
was swamped and they were chilled in the
water before they finally reached Palmer's
boat. Three men died the first night. Tn
fourth died the next day.
The bodies of the dead lay in the boat
until early Sunday. when Captain Potter
repeated over thom' as much OF a buria.
service as he could remember, and the
bodies were cast into the sea. From one
corpse a pair OF trousers was removed Il
serve as a distress signal.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-23
Sheep Business is Growing.

TECUMSEH, Neb.. Dec. 22.-(Special.)-
The sheep industry. a comparatively new
business with Johnson county farmers. is
growing to magnificent, proportions. Thou
sands of the animals have been shipped
into the country to be fattened and now
they are being shipped TO market in large
numbers. One day recently a whole train
load of twenty-five double decked cars was
shipped to Kansas City and st. JOSEPH
from the little fowl OF Crook. H. H.. Yer
saw, ]. j. Brown, w. F. Howorth. Ed Nor
ton, Ira Hunt and X. Livingston, promi-
nent farmers, were the shippers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-23
FIGHT FOR LIFE IN A BOAT
frightful Experience Of Sailors in Massa.
chusetts Bay.
CAST ADRIFT AT SEA BY A COLLISION
some Driven to Insanity Jump over
board, Others Die of Exposure,
While Survivors Are Rescued
by Fishing chOOner.

BOSTON, Dec. 22.-The fishing schooner
Manahassett arrived at 2:30 O'Clock this
morning with ten OF the survivors of the
crews Of the schooners Frank A. Palmer
and Louise B. Crazy. which were in col
lision in Massachusetts, bay on wednes-
day.
Ten men Of both vessels we're drowned
in the collision; the balance, fifteen, took
to one boat. Three subsequently, went in
sane and jumped overheard. two died from
exposure, and two went insane after going
ashore. Both captains were saved.
The Louise B. Crary was a hve-masted
and the Frank A. Palmer a four-masted
schooner. They were both coal laden,
bound for Boston.
At s a. m. yesterday when the M~anahas-
sett was forty-fve miles off Highland light,
the lookout sighted a small boat with men
who were making signals of distress. The
Manahassett changed it's course and bore
down on the craft, which proved to be the
boat which had been launched from the
Crazy.
Only ten OF the men aboard were alive
and they were almost helpless as a result
OF their exposure to the vigorous weather.
Saturday night one man became crazed with
his sufforings. and. shouting at the top of
his voice that the police we're after him,
he jumped overheard and disappeared. Four
other members Of the little boats company
died from exhaustion and the exposure to
which they had been subjected.
All the survivors were frostbitten and
some Of them will probably have TO have
their feet and hands amputated.
The Manahassett came into the harbos
early this morning, showing signals for as
sistance. and by the time It arrived at the
wharf ambulances were ready TO convey the
sailors TO a hospital. Only six OF the men
could be removed. however. The other
four were in such condition that It was
deemed impossible they could survive being
taken from the vessel.
Two OF the men on the Manahassett are
Captain w. II. Potter OF the Crazy and
Captain Rawllng OF the Palmer. The other
two men are sailors. both OF whom are
raving maniacs.
The men taken to the hospital were not
only in a critical condition physically, but
they were in such a mental plight that
nothing could be learned from them as TO
their experience. Little by little, how
ever, the crew of the Manahaseett had
learned something of the hardship OF the
shipwrecked men.
II appears that the collision. occurred at
1880 o'clock last Wednesday night, of Cape
Ann. The night was clear. but a stin
gale was blowing and the sea was running
high.
The members OF the Palmer's crew
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-23
Dispersion sale OF sh~orthorns.

PAWNEE CITY. Neb., Dec. 22.-(Spe-
cial.)-Saturday afternoon. in this city, X,
T. Scott held his dispersion sale OF
his entire herd Of shorthorn cattle. Mr.,
Scott owned one of the finest herds Of high
bred registered stock in the country. The
sale was held in the city and under cover,
Many stockmen were in attendance from
abroad and much of the stock was sold to
parties living abroad. The herd consisted
OF over 100 head Of high grade stock and
sold for an average OF s137 per head.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-23
RANCHMAN LOST IN STORM
Horse Returns Sunday, but No Trace is
Found Of the Rider.
SEARCH PARTY OUT LOOKING FOR HIN
RepOr of some Loss of Cattle and
sheep, but Majority Of the Ranches
Have Not Been Heard from
Up TO Date.

KIMBALL. Neb., Dec. 22.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-word mas just reached here that
John Cote. a prominent ranchman living
in the eastern part Of this county. is be-
lieved to have persisted in the recent storm.
He left the ranch Friday to look for some
stray cattle and has not been seen since.
His horse returned Sunday. A party is be-
ing organized here tonight to search the
prairie in the vicinity OF the ranch.
The loss OF some cattle and sheep was
reported today. but the condition Of the
roads is such that very few ranches have
been heard from as yet.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-23
Repairs on water works.

PAWNEE CITY, Neb., Dec. 22.-(Spe-
c.al.)-The city power house is being sup
piled with a new boiler to replace one OF
the old ones. which was recently discov-
cred to be unfit for further service. The
cost of the boiler will be about 500, be-
sides causing much Inconvenience to thu
electric light system while 1t is being pu
in and placed in working condition. 4
new dynamo will soon be placed in th'
electric light plant. the ones there a
present being insufficient for the system
The new dynamo will be a much larger on
than those now used.