The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-27
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ssse aws ~ rAe Caitaa ssases govern.
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British saxg p=tsr IrrrsAie al raislnislss
Thursday 4 gang AT ss~lee nrn ~
ear W4-st lS'se walked ioywn shr saiI.
saAd srark aud aver "a shc w~ne af the
srsrS. vita I've asssnsihle aarraa@ NJ
ie"'iug slsr stip Captain VIrklunsi II
5ar Fs,suf iniaFnW f.iFs saving r-ww 1nr
piarsd hssr nrn in saarur ~ thr ship.
astsr The sapsain aEd atar~ra AHa lssf
ssr tseorsa fnr he plr7nss Al s~~sng
saas anslIing sa~ fnss aHasnt tiae r~.
ri antii an examination aMsl aa~n
s'a'is A .aaagr II EateAvs vas .ffpr.
NJ az s'ssack midnight, 1e~r-@itatiug
Sac iaur nrn m ssiaTlgw gniuE ia ,tts
staE.sa 70 ssnd saosAsr watch 10 ,ssN
saip. The gang evidently sas awarn
~ cite time n saAHgn IN watches, Ana
Tsra tac saar men sts, thrw warrievi
sas psS~es and nmmrnsrri tssvir isFEr
iassun@
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sFYfhinz anse lbaut The vesssl. thwr
srake infa sSs starsss ii she hiu -an,
eastssa the fg-rnka u slse aFfeers TuAs
spsn Ito .g-Inh ~ causau EAsyrear~.
.ssS sut photographs gnd 1s-rats ns
ere fad oapera and szasfrregt sltrrn
sgsr -is tesx After rsHsacxsna tsir
lr3vage 5e@ks E#d slie lneEers 81 slls
taip aid ras~ving aFa~ aFsr s1,as9
ssr-a ~ gagrmbErs. glsv jrfs che ship.
"a t4sir sfar-4 IA secure valaaAls
sntY, ssey remained "a boarl learsr
aas tA~y sTpeEsegt 70 aaG shs Fssals
va wAea they bsft fas s&4s was food.
n serssg aas they bad sgrss aiHealty
n rsaehfag shArs. ha4ed ,sown With the
11ty sSsy had stolen fran tie vessel
-e N the party. being cripple. wsa
sabie To kssp up with the lockers. aad
~ kis H!s. They heard bis criss for
clip. bat b~sng bur4ened with valuable
vop~rty pgr'oinsd from the ship, their
ely fsteFsss seemed 20 be 70 reach
hoTs nith their boosy and they paid 20
::szts:s zsttss:5s - ~ f=5ss q ::iSssiiF ::iSssiiF eyEi-
anion. Th~y did NJ. even 10 kaek to
,ok foT him, fut .tarted for home down
~ railroad traek armed with yalu.
bsss, stolen from the vessel. A
81 ann "A Captain Wieklgnd and hls
siief nen arrived AZ the vessel. ,hey
iser~ersd that the ship had been loot
!. CAPTAIN WiekIund made an Insss
zatihn. resulting IN finding the body
MaleDSra Grhier on ;hs beach yeaer-
sy morning and the ships stores and
slaatAe papers sirvxn over the dsck
the vessel Hs syanediatsIy notified
ritish Vie Cossgl p. Z. Csesry. and
the same time made 4 tlsgoggh in
.stigation of the totiag. He arr
ired the names Of ths tTelgs eiti-
Hs N the West side vbo xsre i'm
rated in the matter. which we're fur
al,ed 10 yie Conaal Cberry ard the
stOFian ofFiee, and aIso 10 The distriet
;arney and an ihgestigation win Ne
stitatAd. =
yie Consul P. i, Cherry immeiiate-
n0fi6ed LlOyds' NJ the affair and a
will arrive IN Astngia
lay To investigate the matter. On
sofnt Of The boters teing residents
the eounty, there Il disposition On
: part of representatives. Of the ges-
10 treat the matter al matter of
Iuntayy salvage, proyiied the per-
~ who now have the stolen property
their pcsaession vii return II TO the
tain Or u 1I. Cherry, In which
mt inyestiqation will be stopped and
criminal action taken. Otherwise \
rrahts foY the arrest Of all persons 1
] be issued from the United States |
ri, wijeii means a term in the pen. \
1tiary fm all persons implicated.
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