The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-11

most older alI even ~.lagsv minded
women would have uuail-I Tile eH-ias-
GOA VI Miss camp ana Ar. Edward camp
I-II. Jr.. Mr.. a. y. Cook. wa-. a. Mis-
camp d-s,Fib-s. ON h-r ku--- ms-' OF
blown into port against their WiH Boz
winds Ell struggling AGAINST pounding
~sss il was uu easy matter Jo dif-., ia-
thirJy-nvr foot launch Wizard. even BOO
waters less Wild than those NEseE-uuuzgy
Oue> " Hell Gate. There. however. lid
Mis- Camp Not only encounter difficulties
u the tide. bg; had the dangerous yus-
ness 81 avoiding all the i-i Steamer.
ferry. Eig ezBssmI fgt.urIGHip " New
Hrrk'~ busy harlug. Ia spite ur all these
difficulties aul the fact that the journey
VS. d thirt-eu-iay tTip. b-suG ON a mi
day and dHrk-n-I by h=r REPORTED LIss 81
tile depths vi Lake Ontario. Miss Camp.
Jy her pluck and rUulHr~S and nae man
4s-m-ut o. her craft. not only reached
N1rwieh safely. hgt made Il record gam e.
three and t~hr---guaItrr hours from : Zoe
Erctady to AIbsuy.
Il bought the boat on Friday. made up
my party and started uuJ from Alexandria
Bay uu saturday With u.r H-s- t.,
~rhsp-rOu and Mr. Campbell. 81 whom j
obtained thu launch. Captain ESsrs all
uf Alexandria Bay. and my chauffeur. Al,
tied LlllDrilgv.
Before We had been out ten hours we
got into the heart 81 a storm auG were ut-
I-rly drvuyh-J. Every one bat Mr Camp
bell and I was frightened whIl- passing
through He'll Cate. ~ course. there is -
terrible current there. yli I minded l.dg-
ing the blg boats and mUsh more. IL wS~
better Than cUmiug through Lrtl- Hell
Gate. anyway. Tor We w-r- Hold that lu-
less W- knew the channel We would c-r
Ja!nIy strike big ru.k Their. ] preferred
To risk the whirlpool.
The waters were Fearful. ] had tU hay
tLv captains help Tor tI- early p1rI 81
the Winds 80 strong At Sayk-gT~ HlrluF
uH Lake Ontario. we W-r- WiuL-JOulL Tor
tTO and u half dAy-.
BLOWN ASHORE
At Mexico Point the WIND blew US
ashore, and IL was while we Mere here
that We were reported Lost TO the D-V-gv
aurhoTiti-s by a large launch. tile Eli
that had passed MS. but l,-t ~ ag-iu. All
u.gLt signal uLhI, were k-8; burning Tor
W. WrI- safely ~ Mckee Point. WIKI
locked arms 10 A--p from being -NrIi "-i
tle beach INTO Tie lake. Three " or
party mad watched THE FL ~tfuggi- uu her
way. II 49, a fearful sight. iar while
her signal lights were visible fur one me
myIJ. al III next they were lost Geo sight
- she pitched into Il- trough ut IE-
waves. Each time she t.=upIvarvI We
thought she mad E1a- 10 the bottom
AT NrwburE somebody STOLE cur sigma.
lights. but that caused nothing like the
CONSERVATION We felt when ~ Syragus-
We almost lost the captain. % vas the
uT-t place We had touched al Mh-i- one
could really -Ui"y himself. and BE- Lil 10
10 the b-~t Of his abtifv.
TICkLlSE IN HUDSON.
From Spuyt-u DUyvIl uuNu the Trip
was tieklish. ~ had parted With che cap
tain al albany and did not have his cheer
ful banjo 10 tighten the strain uf avoid
ing the htIl- saiibuLtS ana freight affairs
IN the Harlem.
out au Tho sound We found more rttg
Weather. and The boat pounded So that We
put the Clap-roI on with Ga tageusr at
Indian Neck and sent her Co. 2 by
train.
W were never on the water later than
: o'clock 10 the evening. but We had per
IL by land a. We'll. for Mr.. Campbell and
Z w-iy all but run down by au express
Train al Schenectady. w had plenty or
fun. though. Al Ii!uu. lu uur uil>kiuS. we
were Said ~ look like "A certain cracker
advertisement. At Henderson Harbur.
when We STOPPED there. az odd captain