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Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-11

FOR SALE-Furniture of 5 room
 house. Apply over Wedge Saloon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
IrJohn D. Were - Real Sport

In the moneyned stretch years which John n Rookie
TELLER has passed there little the oil king His
they rancd into his
eapaous Golfers The soft rustic OF large bills became him
rhapsody beside which the music sounded daeorian
flat and duh AL forms carefully sideepped
ANY tendency tread the primrose dianeo ohoro
formed In It's inception The harvest Of dollars proceeded reht
riy,
change Rockefeller
hegiuang show mutations the physical
- perhaps but hts OF the world
changers The visit ct the American hnmoro the
hondto the Forest f home Rockefeller revealed
side Of the richest
imagnaton and avakens imposing possibilities Mr. Rockefeller
laughed and jked and made solemn hooking
tie seemed 70 be In world quite from his bank roll
In his second edition Of hair Mr. Rockefeller appard and
sky presume tendency
the OF the chief oe Of The years begin
real life he of 50 VI continue
How long DO viii be before he becomes ardent
seeker ncens pleasures keep
and drive duh away should Rockefeller
baseball win the enthusiasm Coz golf what
glad sgh he would make the hsacher calling
the sweating haman nit you things
called opens ~ Ions oSpo-
lives incapable Of reproduction might turn
20 FOOTBALL ysanthemnm carry
bedccksd aud join the
colleges he has endowed In the
b. and Artl and bring them togeher trial for ne
fun Of T. Any less than s. o0e0o rel
egated the plker which
in taking his
In auomoblng yaehtus any sports
Mr. Rockefeller might kten like
lie could be BY himseif he
have The band would BE- playing all the
tedious intermissions might happy yet
Why not ie, the band play. Nr. Rockefeller
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

y AAh VS. ~ - - hss@ AHAAatHH 49,
the women
Here Is another wife winner
Geo A. Witshoff Is said to have
Wooed and won TOO wives
We are told that @iiEhoffa bus
lest matrimonial week was the ans
In which he married wife a daY
n must be EASY 90 fool = woman.
Some women must be anxious Tor
husbands III they are not. WHY
20 THEY MARRY MEN or WHOM
THEY KNOW NOTHING
WiAhoff could have had but lit
tie mere than n speaking aeauaini-
ance with many Of his wives
How could he 50 dupr them
It's woman's tunrdinafe desire for
something ar sume0ue new that il
At the bottom Of .sueh meas mat
Ftmonlai Successes.
All a man has 90 ID Is TO dress
IN the latest fashion. flafirr the
women. unite hia purse atrinKs drip
himself Into a nsw field 81 unpiueh-
81 spinslrfa and claim 30 be some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

Triuify Parish Church. Eighth
and james Rev ~ II 0oWen. rec
tor. Services AZ : 30 a. m. II a. m
and 7i20 D. M. Sunday school
lMatlnsl $50 a m Morning sub
lect. The Mother city Of the
World" evening subject. James.
the son % zebedee"
The First Presbyterian Church.
corner Fourth and Spring Rev NJ
A. Matthews. D. d. pastor Morn
ing subject. Love-" evening sub
Jet. Victory"
First Church q Christ. Scientist.
So Sixth. between Marion and Co
iumbia- Services At II a. m. and
500 D m. Subject. Reality" Sun
day school ~ M. Testimonial meet
ing "Wednesday evening AZ o'clock.
Free Reading room No. o27 and go
Alaska building.
Firai Spiritual Society. knights
Of PYthlaA ball. FIRST near Pike
Morning service az N o'clock. VIII
c. Hodge. Of San Diego. Cal. will
lecture ~ : 80 aud 73a .. m. After
noon subject selected from the az
dlenee. Evening subject. Wicked
People Circles af t.a9 y. m. Plat
form tests after the evening lecture
by Mrs. &. G. Sweeney.
Holy Trinliy Lutheran Church
Eleventh and East OilYe--H. A. W.
Young. pastor Sunday school. 3 Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

inR team The goal w8a easy. The
balf ended nlx 20 nothing ana the
face 81 the big fuilback WAS set
more Firmly than ever.
Again tie battle commenced. The
home team was playing fisreniy. The
captain. dirty and bruised. iuainstay
81 The shais team. ~aa fighting now
as he had never fought before. Time
and again he VAS called and like a
batteflng ram hs made the distance.
yard b. yard.
II waa the old trick play. with
teeth sci snd gathering tbs ball up
tightly. he ran straight for the side
lines then turning back q few Zee,
and then again along the line. dasig-
lua this way AMI that. CA be- came
down along the lire % carriages
both teams ciose at hls heels and
only the quarterback ahead ouiy
fof al instant. the only time IN the
whole game did be look zap as be
came close 70 carriage where a
bright intent face bent forward. he
an not catch the quick words. 20.
Jack. GO as he lodged the quar-
ferhaek They caught him just az
the eaai pastu and he fen headlanr
terrible fan but siill tightly
eluiehed iu his arms the ball las =
foot behind the goal
Ths crowd vent via ana veil
after we'll arose untu II seemed that
~, very sky shook but tho cnp-
taip.a charm s4aa broken SOME d..
thing vsns roaring ln bfu bsad
re oo,raaB ttz lin sitybffv s-r.ti
Tom Ibininu ~ kirh - me =.
must wake mas rosl Teu hiy =,
AftfaT n hr .1a.ssst q-h.r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

Editor The Star
IN The Star I read au editorial
by ban Dean. Spend the Million
on Souls az Home"
For some time { have read his are
tlcleH and have been delighted viii
them. What he did while the evan.
CYCLISTS were ln Seattle viii ever give
him a warm place ia my heart.
Yet IN loyalty 10 the obe who
made me a foreign missionary.
must present a few reasons for fore
eiGn missions. but ouiy q few ia this
short article.
FIRST and beet reason. the Great
Commander gives the orders in the
great commission. Go ye into all
the world etc. Mark xvi 20.
n pays 20 obey bis orders. ile
promises hundred fold more Ia
this life and In the life 90 come
eternal life Mark = 30.
Ills promises cannot ram. II helps
Amefici financially 10 scatter the
gospel 20 al nations For every
dollar invested IN foreign missions
there are two dollars more made by
the nation by commerce with the
nationn.
The reason our Christian prasi-
dent Nas called an in the peace com
fereuee was that America is the
Heading u8tiout" the leading nation
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ny CYNTHIA GRAY.

thing that be h not. something with
an income
Let him hn stranger Hemeune
new. presto. be Il the rage
II II tho man one has knaefn for
years that makes the safe hashpit
Women have been told that 2
II IL the man whose monty you
have neen earned that mai@w tire
paying husband. Women hate ssen
that proved
Hut ia spite Of all that komen
know and In spite 81 al thet have
heen told the old moth and Eandie
game Eosa on.
The stranger with maifimeny In
bis eye il the candle women aiugie
aud rich. are the moths.
Just ~ SURE ~ the moths gel
their wings Hlnged by the candies
flame. just 80 sure wiii the tnmen
who filf and fiutfer about strange
wlfo hunters get burned O. death.
Pick ont a husband among the
ms.n yon knuw or SO without. It's
no honor and much Disgrace 20 own
hnntrsd,h part Of a man
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EDITORIALS BY STAR READERS
E4H444 4444F4FEF4 E444++4FHF44

because she is giving che gospel to
the world Hnd CHRIST is hoHaflhR ~
uith great financial pfBapcfHy The
United Ftntna De- Weather today
Than the whole world Naa 80 years
aRo before foreign missions began.
Il pays % be missionary Hif IL
more biesaedto give thaH to feraita.4
Acts ~. 80.
If we had given ChiHa more mis-.
ai0uafiea aud shown more ~ the
true Christian spirit 10 chiHamcn AZ
home. we might not have had our
goods b0yeotted IN China today. -
mentioned IN The star. over fs.0aH.-
600 worth Of American goods in the
warehouses Of Shanghai which cau-
not find 70 market szs.0o0.6 GOO worth
affected by the boycott This loss
At this time with a single uaiioni
Let Christ awaken The nations and
the nation that sends them lha ras-
pei VIII wax rich by the eammeHae
thereof The Lord Jesus richly r..
pays "A hundred faid. There s. that
aeaftafeth and set inefeanefh. ard
there il that withholdeIh more than
is meet. but q tendeth 20 poverty.
Prov n e.
Caat thy bread upon the waters
and thou shalt find them after
many days. u pays 30 send the
gospel - the world.
JANIS ,. HAYNES
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). STAR DUST ~

nuRfEsouE SHOWS At WAR
white peace 10 calming hostile na-
lions.
Mars lnvade@ The buftssaus shows
The paste brush and the three sheet
poster
Hold new horrors. goodness knows.
Fsrhsp. they'll fire At rival pro-
NfRms
clio that's not IN cans.
And then pour IN the ragged
breaches
TleFians % comedians.
Perhaps the Amnzons wiii rally
With n shriil. faisstfa Wheup-
And blsnden thelf Tights aligned and
tWinkiinE.
Charging on a rival troupe
Bot should dlsplsasurr with the
Warfare
To the baid-head roW extend.
Then. AZ lsast. the clash - slap
sticku
Happily Nfil have 10 end.
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IN EDNA ruOnNTON


Copyright. 1905. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Aasocialion1
She spoke slowly and rather Hndz
-. IAN right. jack n you win your
game Saturday n shall be- YEH, If
not She hesitated and he broke
Ia.
II not. someone else Wins. It's
pretty hard decision. Helen. the
game is the atiffeat u the season
and the odds two to one against ua.
But n thara the only way aud hard
work aud playing moan anything.
we'll win"
Helen went quickly upstairs t.
her room and az the door closed
something like gasp escaped her
lips oh. deafl why did she have
% decide such troublesome quca-
ilaus.
Suddenly she got up ana walked
over 90 her desk There they were.
slide hy side. the best two friends Of
her college life outside % n girls.
Jack Norpeli's strong. noble face
with It's sober eyes and careless,
handsome Fred Hamilton. II was
the usual thing Tor Fred to propose
Hut 20 have JACK ass her O. cut
Greek aud go walking and then tell
her an about II ia hiH calm. straight
forward wnYahe was too amnEed
20 collect her senses.
SHE knew how interested he was
Ia thia. the hardest struggle Of the
season. and she knew. too. how
almost hopeless II Waa A. captain
and undoubtedly the best player
Jack had given hia beet efforts ia
the teams behalf. working with the
coach almost night ana day for ita
success
For a long time the girl stood
looking al the two pictures nnd then
hef eyes wandered 10 the tray on
the dressing table where iHY two
pins one 10 Fred'a frat. the other
Jacks
She had refused both 81 them. but
neither boy would take them back.
Pred ouiy laughed the matter aside
Jack had only said. II you don't
care to aear Il. Helen. I vish you
would keep a. RI never want any
one elss wearing my pin. | know"
Saturday came - last. n typical
football day, clear. atlil snd frosty.
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thcn quietly held out hrr cont fsr
him to help her
Helen. sou understood Didn't
Enuf The score HaH 8 fD 8 aa4inat
uH'
fsHt she only laughed Hp at him
az Hha answered 'Ehr team laaf
Bat YDif played Ypur aamr aH4 ~
didn't make any promises if the
team lost sou took aI fHui Iur
granted YOU remember { said. n
you WIn Y0gn gHme.t4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

bunch NJ Violets. ~ dihen. na the
hpll iiRht struck fun upon her be-
caught the Kllmmef Of Hauethlng
almost hidden in The folSs of lace
on her dfesb A Htcfner light efept
Into the captains dark eyes and
hntf hncanaciounly he Htfaighteued
tho broad shoulders Ne hnd not
thought she would bat no, 10 WnH
not the large ieWeicd shield - aufo-
Is could not be- set If WINS BiH pin.
Hhe smiled Ha she hlw the laph
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
EAnIE

once there was a rooster who used
to crow Justify every time a hen laid
an eRE The farmer WIS very proud
Of him. and nothing was too good
for the rooster. He began 20 think
there would b. a panic IN the proc
ducc exchange II something should
happen 10 him.
In the course q time. however. all
the hens got the pip, and Knocked
Off laying. The rooster kept on
growing. but N spite Of his indus
try there were no more eggs Fin
ally the farmer said. You crow as
much an over. but you DO not lay
any more eggs Therefore Il T. you
70 the stew pot" Saying which. the
farmer derapitated the rooster aud
atiiied him forever.
This should teach ne not 20 take
credit Tor the good works Of others
when In an emergency We can not
make good.
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Attention Frassrnsf Orders ard
Errs~ss~a

our studio r. especially arranged
foe large groups Of all kinds and
sizes at very moderate prices. open
Sundays from ] to ,. m. only.
EEEau a. Ericsson Studio. Eitel
nldR.. Second and Pike. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

iuehrr and four feet and tea inches.
Charleston correspondence Car
fctHflile Journal.
Il Emperor william going % FUR
nish ua a Paramount Issue ia the
tariff
oct IT N THE NECK
the rain ~ last Friday morning
wss very acceptable in this neck u
ihn wuads DO - R5fna guafs "sa
Wellington Enterprise.
. dell me- nod On meurnfili Figures
Dot life h. bud a nightmare. yet.
iaa "a nod barely possibly
Dot Yau haf pfsfi9oked bet p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
For Style or Quality

The Brooks hoo soft and sun
Hats can't be beat. y. ~ Brooks 4
Co. 1881 "a Ave 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
UTsTORICAI FRAgMENT

a delegation OF exeursloniats
from Laeedomonia called upon Dio-
genes.
why do you live in n tubg" ask
cd one
so | can evade the local option
Law and have my auds." replied the
philosopher.
Taking the hint. they dropped a
nickel In the can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

Roman Catholic Meetings.
st. Maryss Parfsh-Rev. w. ].
Metz. Early mass and sermon
lehlldren's mass at 5: 20 a nj. Sun
day school, AT $50 a. N. and 2.59
.. m. High mass and sermon at
&c. 30 4 m. Instruction and benedle-
ton at 3 30 p. m.
Cathedral Chapel. Terry avenue.
Masses AZ 6. 90 a. IA. 7.s0 q. IA. s 80
q m. and 1880 a m; evening serv-
Ice at $50 p. m.
Sacred Heart chureh-Rev. Geo.
A. Hile- At Geo a N. and sea
a. N. low mass. I: 80 o. IN. vespern.
sermon and benedlction.
Church of the fmmaeulath Con-
eeptlon-Rer. A. Sweere. At 7.5o
and $50 a m. low mass. 10: 80
a m. high mass aud sermon. 7: 50
p. m benedletion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

q. m. Morning service 10 O'Clock.
Luther League 100 ,. m Yesper
service 7:f5 y. m.
TheoaophY- Qneen city Theoa-
optical Society Ia America. Pioneer
block, A. o. 4. W. hall-Publle
class. 100 .. m. The Secret Doc
trine." Al s 90 D. m. lecture. True
Religion" by Miss Flora Friedieln
The First spltituaiisl Society u
Seattle has established branch At
Ills Third avenue. 20 hold meetings
every Thursday evening Lecture
and spirit messages by Mrs Erin NJ.
ehassee. associate pastor aud min
lister IN charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

j. o. Steel killed two black snakes
last week with the moving machine.
They measured five feet and eight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
The Wages of Sin

Whatsoever man Cor womanl that shall he
This is Tie la~ Of shining and reaplas
foa reap the same thing
And yoa reap you sew.
This ums-honored Law Is recently illustrated by that
wealthy college youth and
r. found the In his
the womans reputation the youth
trying the young mans pardon
The reapsng Of : a OF misery.
The young
upon continue to
i've under assumed himself
And womans
IS = reaping
has known the truth all
womAn.s life miserable Bu. worse THE WOMAN HERsELF
rhs body OF her a chained to her forever she has wronxa
dead And she fearful
reaplngD believed her
3 like the sowing Of
srows-hOw grows And / all
ous and foul
information benlGhed P-T which publishes
alleged Superintendent
the Great Northn Mr. SHADE IL In Seattle has been here for sbe
superintendent Northern and win
make the trip to the Orient with Mr. Howard james
renewed fighting in Balu riots In Japan var prepare
italy peaceful place on
the seems to be Portsmouth.
Captain IAubaoher two weeks
TO find out that only saloon Of go violating
ordinance.
In spite Of governments activity the beef
pgbic's pockets
New York burglars adding finishing touch to the
lawyer brought jury court Friday
Wonder II the tainted.
Looks as II a tainted" too
The school bell tolls the kue passing young
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
UNCLE HENRY THINKs-

All tn worlds a
stage. an ms full az
bad actors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

The United States produces bar
rel Of salt for every four Inhabitants.
Some fresh guys haven't theirs yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
Only $500 For Cottage
Like This

Awful cheap ana f0-arre
trartn an Lake Washington. the
finest lake 81 TIRE state. Ne
have snid over i.sa4 acres ln cur
beautiful Garden % Eden Addi-
ton the laHt year IN few days
aii wiii be solid 40 wonder aR
yse eel acres 80 az on terms 81
81 PER month SofHe have houses
an thefn. You viii be Glad 70
get u AZ ts99 per acre before
long Some people danf know
gou can fatee Owes $4,000 worth
off % five aefas G. n Hiiimau
asiia more aubufban property
ard heipN more people 90 get
homes than any five firfna IN
Seattle. because he " the own
~ ana ariia an easier terms and
gives NeFk Is hundreds ~ men
aud has done more TO build up
Seattle than anyone elise He
has Hnid over la.ee9 people their
homes here fhg Last yeafF
once customer. always a cts
iofmeY f. his motto We are ssii-
Ing iotH nt Atlantic CitY ~ SO
up on terms ~ 81 per month.
Right On THIS side 81 Lake wash d
ineton and right on lake front
Take Washington Street ear.
only a.eeni fare hg getting book
81 tickets Get off ~ large
white store at Atlantic city.
Twenty aAlnHmen un grounds uu-
tii sold out Free boat rides on
lake daily free - everybody
uf see G. - Hillmhn Ia Times
FLOCK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
When a Woman :
Was Referee

Just nH Helen finished dressing. the
bell nnR and "a b0K WIS brought 90
her she recognized the writing on
the outside and hgf hand trenbled
slightly HH she opened a. IN
veatigation showed only little
leather football about anc-fenrth
the usual size. laced up the side ~
The proper manner. Slowly ahe lifi-
"a II from the hoA. Something rat
tied inside. Yes. Il opened ana
there lay nn exquisite bunch of
yiulefn together with a tiny note
My Dear Helen Win hope
that tpaaY'H football may hold aa
sweet message for me az ! Wnnt
this little one te bring 90 YOU,
Yours, JACK"
The game commenced. Gathering
~ his strength the fuilbaek captain
kicked Off. q long whifling kick.
sending thu ball almost to the goal
posts II was returned by bfil-
liant run Go the middle uf the field.
Then the struggle began. Back and
forth the contest ragged. puuting
battle.
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CHURCHES


= IN order 10 insure pnblica- =
. urday's issue must reach The 4
. Star office not later than q
. Thursday afternoon Ed .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

For the Information Of the benlghed Pf which publishes
Of the alleged resignation Of
Northern. Mr. slade
sI viii
trip James and party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
IRIS NOT A vOLuNrFFR.

The Sunday schools are talking
about the regular picnic Huutsburg
correspondence Chardon Republican.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
THE MANAGER BOUNCED
SQUIRREL.

Daatardly Crime in PHILADELPHIA.
A dastardly act Of three men If
2 o'clock this morning caused gfest
excitement in the Episcopal ht4pil
tai The misereanfa. In phssluRfths
building stopped on the sidewalk
aud. in pure dcviltry broke the
nights stiffness with three piercing
shrieks Of "Murderii" The med
were arrested. and we're sentenced
this morning to 10 days Phlladel
phia Telegram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

Great Northern Ticket Office.
Corner md and Columbia ata. Low
.xeuraiou rates. sept te~if Re.
sefNe your berth now. 80
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Suddenly, 80 one could tell exact
~ how II happened the brilliant 1T
he halfbaek Of the rival team tore
around tho end. Assisted By mag
nifieant Interference b. got clear 81
tbs whole team except ths quarter
back crouehed well back toward the
goal posts waiting for hts chance.
The enptaln'r voice rang out across
the field Tackle low. hold him
There was quick lunGa. bus the
brilliant hurdle 81 the speedy half
back scored five points fof the visit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

With renewed fighting in Bexu. riots In Japan. y
tons in Germany earthquakes In Italy. only peacef
the map 10 be Portsmouth,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

Nothing In the manual Of arms
about the cocktail. is there7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

Here's eonundrum. II It takes Captain IAubach
find that only saloon out OF $40 Is viola
ordinance. what's the use9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

In spite Of governments activity the beef trust s,l
hands in the pgbllc's pockets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

In New York burglars adding the finishing "toue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

broush, eyes Of jury in court Fridu
ndeT II the tainted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

Saturday came II last. a typical
football day, clear. atlll and frosty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

Looks as If the weather was trIne tainted" too.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-23
ELEVEN VESSELS
LOST In STORM
Wind Inflicts Considerable Damage
on Great Lakes.
SEVERAL LIVES LOST
STall Sailidg Vessels Driven by the
Fury Of the frightfni Gale on
the Shore and Literally
Dashed to Pieces.

Chicago. oct 23.-The storm which
swept over northern Lake Michigan.
Lake Huron and Lake Erie was one OF
the most severe in recent years. Eleven
vessels have been completely wrecked
and twelve to fifteen others more or
less damaged Twelve lives are known
TO have been lost.
The boats wrecked are as follows:
Tug Frank Perry, sunk off Boot Is
land in the CheneauS group.
Steamer Joseph S. Fay. ashore near
Rogers City. Mich. and broken 70
pieces by waves. The mate. Josep6
Syze. was drowned. -
Barge d. p. Rhodes. in tow of the
steamer Joseph s. Fay, driven ashore
near Sheboygan. Mich.
Schooner William A. Nelson. strand
ed in Bresque Island harbor. boat bad
ly damaged but crew saved.
Schooner Minnesota, foundered two
and one-half miles off harbor Beach.
In Lake Huron: carried down entire
crew OF eight men.
Schooner Nirvana. beached near
Grand AIarias. Mich.
Schooner Mantenos. ashore eighteen
miles west Of Erie. Pa.
Schooner supposed TO be either the
Tasmania or Ashland OF the Corrigau
fleet. sunk two and one-half miles
southeast OF Southeast Shoal lightshp
on Lake Ere. CARED crew OF eight men,
OF whom nothing Is known.
Steamer Sarah L. Sheldon, beached
and wrecked near Lorrain. o.
Schooner Kingfisher, beaten TO pieces
off Cleveland.
Tug Walter Metcalf. sunk near
Breakwater light. Cleveland.
The Minedossa an which the great
est loss OF life probably occurred. was
coming down from Fort William, Can
ada. bound for some Lake Ontaro port
with a cargo of wheat. She was In
tow OF the steamer westmount. which
was also towing the barge Melrose The
tow lines broke during the storm ana
the Melrose and Westmount were sop-
arated from the Minnedossa.
The schooner Mautenee struck q
rock eighteen miles west OF Erie. pa..
early in the morning. and pounded BIZ
the terrific seas. commenced breakinr
up almost Immediately. The waves
were SO high that It was IMPOSE
to launch the lifeboat and one ON
seamen. whose name 10 unknown. =
formed the feat OF swimming to sh6re
with line. A breeches- buoy. made !
Of basket. was rugged up and the en- |
tire crew. together with the cook. Mrs. |
DAILY. was brought safely to shore. Tne |
boat was without cargo and was bound !
from Buffalo TO Duluth.