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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
SEEN FROM THE QUEEN.

With the aid of the strongest glasses the Queen some
the poor souls the stranded ship doing
could be cleaned Frequently. during the periods between
rollers several figures could be moving waving and
the became high several shots evidently
fired from ship At least appeared those
standing outside Either that from the shore, evidently
signals attempt get line to land, from
which buoy beeches could be rugged and the imprisoned Peo
pie carried safety.
When the those aboard the outside
knew nothing OF From where the vessels compelled
wait obtain a safe ong the speck OF the wreck was
visible after the hour only at intervals The sky was
dreay and clouds oflyng casting half bracsh pail over
everything prevented clear sight for any distance
Shofewars rolled higher and higher and although
there were signs OF change of wind the westward old
riners there would late il at ALL TO do
the hard-spent survivors in the rigging any good
WHEN SHE WENT TO PIECES
At 40 o'clock high tide and at this time
that well knew the crucial point had come
Their forebodngs only for about that time,
the plunging the imprisoned easawsys,
the Valencia given up the gallant fight and reluct
any consigned precious human freight the clements,
which knew no mercy. Some time later in the afternoon
party enough the remnants OF the craft
and TO tell that all had gone their doom The
port verified reaching Bamicd hour earlier from some
intangible when the party returned that point
the sad news tho final reckoning with the sea gods wrath
wired 10 Victoria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
TED CRAFTS
LAST MOMENTS
Valeneias Battle With the Waves and the Final Signs Of Life
on Board the Wrecked Vessel.

The end came the Valencia o'clock in the after
noon day long boats had been standing around in the
ofng making several desperate attempts to reach the
Stranded craft OF avail Previous TO
o'clock when the Topeka arrived. the Queen had made
desperate sally in. but when within half mile of the
wrecked steamer the soundings became low that II was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
IR O N Y OF FAT {

Freight Clerk +. f. Hopkins.
Who had not been on duty on board
the Valencia since last October. re-
turned 10 the ship when she sailed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
Think It's Good

r. X. Waldron G Co industrial
promoters and stock brokers. ila
Marion street. highly recommend
Galrna Copper Co.'S stock and
strongly advise its purchase. They
will furnish an engineers report on
application. This Is a legitimate
aud conservative company. aud one
Of the best investments on the mar
kei.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
DAYLIGHT FINALLY COMES.

But the night ended at last. all nights must have an
end IL couldn't end my misery That will be with me always
and do think you blame for wishing be there
in the angry sea. a iecss the others.
Breaking light only added misery for could
through the charging breakers the high and precpous
cliffs everywhere Our wrecked close in that
seemed these beetlng cags threatening every
minute fall down and mash and the ship under their
weight
Captain Johnson and Purser OFarrel and the other
officers remaining conferred but could devise then
OF obtaining any immediate for those yet living Our
only hope lay in vessel reaching from fhe seward side
and this practically OF the question because ship
close Ia against the rocks and the running
high After il became broad daylight discened two
seated i'm of that existed about half the
cliffs and that they could neither get down Captain
Johnson had rope shot them and tried TO climb
up that way Evidently the rope had become fastened
the top. however for few him fall and
after hitting the rocks several in his descent he lay still
In short time the recedng had washed his body out
OF sight The other the cliff drowned later when
tho tide rose and the sea washed him from the cliff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
BOATS GET AWAY.

we got away finally from the Ice side off the
ship but this time that il to inn
possible expect would protect any extent from
the charging We did get away however. and made
norhery along the beach keeping far out possible
being thrown the rocks This were enabled TO
do only by almost superhuman efforts IL almost six
miles away before found landing Sea Bird rocks
and went After got ashore could not get back
ON Land 10 where could the vessel let alone haul
line ashore have been narrowing for the
pe still, Valencia when they waited there hour after
watching reach tho cliffs opposite and failed to
signs indicate that had succeeded in our at
tempt"
Mr. Campbell with the others is al Cape Beale light
where they being cared for by the keeper of the
shhouse T. Patterson. From this point they will be able to
passage back OF the rescue vessels to Victoria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25

considered suicidal 20 any further after sighting the
portion of Valencia visible fro mthe side and
counting the IS figures clustered in her rigging many
wrapped with baes and evidently the boat pulled
out again to a safer anchorage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
SAW SMOKE OF PASSING VESSEL.

Through the morning hours waited and the
smoke OF passing vessel but had evidently not noticed
our plight through the mist and rain and on,
Shortly after IL decided by the officers that the
only chance in getting line ashore Captain Johnson
called for volunteers boat for such desperate ven
and and several others selected Our position
the ship had become terrible There food every
thing under and all movable articles had been
washed overheard from the upper decks.
of the railing even had gone by this time and IL
impossible hang the drenehed portion OF
deck which still stuck above the surface Every
few minutes the weaker gave up the fight and
washed away and poweress to offer help
thrr,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
SURVIVOR TELLS
STORYOF OK
F. Campbell Who Lost Vile and Two Children Relates Ter
nbe Experiences o Passengers During First Night on Rock,
RY oLRERr S. cosrELLo.

Sureharged with bitter the loss of his com,
panons aboard the Valencia and weak and exhausted after
his terrible struggle with others boat which was manned
who endsavored reach shore lasen line
TOT breechcs buoy + + Campbell second passenger
ON the wrecked vessel reached Bamed Tuesday afternoon
IL is story OF bravery uneNesed that Campbell tells the
story heroes who risked their lives that might be
the Of saving others The biterest blow of all how
ever the fact that his wife and children are among
the all three having been washed shortly before
volunteer boat departed hopeless dash the shore
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS.
When became evident that the Valencia was rapidv
going pieces Tuesday afternoon and that was small
chance ct from Captain Johnson called for voun-
eers boat and Try get ashore The appeal was
voiced the hudded group OF people the after hurricane
deck which still floating above the surface OF the
Its commentary the heroic conduct of the men pres
that not less than Immediately responded call
duty and from this anxious and willing group selected
Campbell among the rest.
When preparations ready every dis
PLAYED in launching the boat in the foamng breakers Every
aboard felt that their lives depended upon getting away
safely and all waited with bAed breath until the hieboat with
is touched tho surface OF the Hearts
quick swing the ropes and striking all together
the boat shot from the sides of the vessel her
steel frame quverng from the shocks OF the constantly batter
ing waves
rANfpputr crnpu ~ rtYu rp,n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
CHANGES VESSELS COURSE.

Relieving himself close the reefs he had the ship
tackled back in norhwesteriy direction in order clear
the cape and good oing for the straits Instead OF
being near the reefs however that the vessel had
her distance and the fahoms sounded had
taken point considerable distance the north
OF the point where there sharp in the bed of the
He believed himself the reefs though and
to miles north and which would have ordinarily
brought him far enough for safe the
Almost at the moment struck he had switched the
vessel around head the straits Then the
shock terrific that sent everything hurting about and
threw flat the deck There number OF other
still up and standng around talking smoking
and instantly the confusion became terrific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
PURsER oFARREL GETS BLANKETS.

"Purser O'Farre cool headed. had gotten up stock Of
blankets from below and these handed the
and children and protected them slightly from
cold.
a drilling rain falling which. with the spray from
the made it rghtfuly cold Every time hit the
ship she trefbed from and the drenched
everyone Even up in the the spray flew from the
eobers and the anxious hours before daylight long
nightmare Of horrors almost unspeakable
As Captain Johnson made that the ship
doomed ne ordered away the eboats One from the wind
ward side filled with and children the only
allowed aboard being the her Filled
with her precious freight she swung from the dav and
then hardly speak OF the davit rope broke
something happened but the boat tipped end
and everyone spilled into the water up from
ali board this accident and wished could have died
that for precious babies and wife in the boat
and dashed down their death tried Jump after
them but prevented by several seamen who stand
ing by side and grabbed The boat caught
up a and smashed to kndhng wood when il came
against the steel sides OF the steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
ANOTHER BOAT OVERTURNED.

Then another boat gotten from the landwarf
side also filled with and children and this had
cleared away sides OF the Valencia than
overturned nearly all of it's occupants drowned BY
rigging rope ladders the the Valencia succeeded
saving people but the others have death
Immediately for in second seemed they lost to view
Two boats afterwards launched and succeeded
getting clear by huggng the andwad side OF the ship
where they protected extent from the waves but
they passed Of sight and into the darkness So far
know only Of these boats reached shore The fate of the
others can best be surmised
~ feraft also got away from the wrecked steamer but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
CAPTAIN JOHNSON WAS BRAVE.

Captain Johnson OF the metal that only true
and good lie Immediately took steps the
frightened passengers and Gained them down by his cool de-
Purser OFarre and the others OF the officers
immediately TO the decks and helped the captain
to quiet the general alarm
AS quickly possible the ship ordered back off
which she did Only then did the OF the horrible
accident become known for in a running
up from the engine crying that the vessel filling
Water rushing through gaping hole slightly back OF
the bow and the torrent threatened minute send the
vessel the bottom Then Captain Johnson last
and realizing that to attempt to make port OF safety would
only result in sending the ship and all board the bottom
started her back for the shore The vessel struck slightly side
ways and the rushing breakers bore her around more
until she lay almost head the She sank steadily
however until only portion Of the hurricane deck and
the above On these points everyone hud
died seeking safety
pIJRsER oFARRFI GETS nj ANKFTs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
cAMPBELL's STORY OF THE TRIP.

Mr. Campbes story of that remarkable trip which
unsuccessful through fault of the volunteers filled
with the tragedy that only in lifetime. In
camp Bafied with the others of the heroic said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
IMPOSSIBLE TO REACH WRECK.

From this who familiar with every foot OF the
country hereabous learned that II practically mpos
sble to reach the shore anywhere where the Valencia
was ON the rocks but tried again nevertheless only
tail once About the only way have reached any
where near the would have been drop down from
the sky.
AS TO the horrors board after struck
thing terrible that except those the
appreciate was standing the deck when ashore
OF course and exactly what
caused the vessel to OF her but from what
heard the officers afterwards appeared that Captain
Johnson under the impression his safe off the
entrance TO the straits Passing umaua reefs he had
soundngs and found depth OF only athoms This ndi
Gated apparently that he these
soundngs usually with there and eharted pilot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
PULLED ALONG THE SHORE.

We saw at once that there trying landing
near the ship pulled north along the shore How
our little boat lived through that trip cannot understand
For myself wish Il had been and wife and
babies who were drowned But somehow through
and near Sea Bird rocks found opening We made shore
finally but not without considerable danger and eventually
found road the preeiptous cliffs But there
OF getting back along the land the neghborhood OF
the ship Everywhere utng rocks that barred progress
IN southery direction, where the Valencia lying.
Finding further efforts towards reaching the ship
less started in the other direction One OF the
who acquainted with that portion OF the line reeo
eeted that there telegraph station Cape Beale and
very found line OF telegraph wires. We kept the
wires in sight and shortly Telegraph hus where
found operator who had already telegram TO Vic
toria and Seattle giving of the wreck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25

The best and most favorahly
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HAS a DOUBLE heavy zine
surface. vide swing pro-
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Regular price ior this FRIDAY
Special IL 81 cents. sale price
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-03

her daughter. Mrs Glenn Greer. Mr..
and Mrs Greer have both been ID Of
toasihtts. but are much better now
Arch Miller and Charles Rineha-t
went to Clarlcsourg this morning on
q business visit
Miss Clara May Retnhelmer is
spending: a few days at her home on
Maple avenue.
Paul Meserezat. q well known young
man of MorGaneoEa. has accepted q
position with tie engineering depart
ment OF the Fsirmont Coal Company.
-Morsantovn New Dominion
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-03

Il L Smith has moved his family
from Fairview to this city where
they VIII reside They will occupy
the property OF Frank Lloyd on the
streets.
Mrs Murphy. who had been the
guest OF her son. Frank Murphy. has
returned to her home IN Unjoutown.
Pa
NJ. Ehro. who has been employed n
J. II. ,Beckmsa's store On Main street.
has resigned bis position and VIII so
to Grafton where he VIII locate Mrs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-03

Ehro leave tomorrow for her home
IN Buckhanaon where she VIII visit
before going to her new home II Graf
ton
Miss Margaret Shinn. who recently
underwent an operation Tor appenai-
citis at Cook Hospital. IS improving
steadily.
Robert Mccoy Is out after severe
attack Of tonsfIftis.
Miss Mamie Lowe. OF Shirnstoa, Is
spending the day n the city as the
guest Of Miss Nloilie Virginia Smith.
OF the Normal Schoo! Faculty.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-03
ETHEzAccusEo
ssoasaN TELrs
HER sToRy.
tcon.inued tom Firse Pasc.,

| Continues from First Paec-s
nina nofso5 tSss IetSsi lose a. WOOD
alcohol would take from SIX 10 tweusy
hours. He said that the use Of aico-
hoIsrn and morphine duIis the gus
tatory nerves
Dr.. J. W. Hartigan OF Alorgan-
town. was the next witness.
The witness said that IN holding e.
post nortern examination 20 determine
case OF strychnfne poison he would
have all the organs II he were search
ing for strychnfne he would examine
the eliminating organs rs wen as the
stomach He said the dose was from;
a half grain up and that death would
come within fifteen minutes 20 two
hours That it was not likely that q
man would sleep after taking q fetha1
dose .of strychuiue- Stychnine az
fects the motor nerves most, but also
affects the seasory and sympatahetses
nerves Morphine reduces flesh. The
will power OF TIE morphine victim Is:
| impaired and that strychnine Is used
as an antidote for morphine. The:
witness was asked the same hJpos3
theticaI question that Was asked Drss
McDonaId and DE-. holland. me Wit.
ness said that he could not say from
what TIE man died
On cross examination he was asked
the same hypothetical question that
was asked tie expert Witnesses fox
the State He answered that q nans
\ r-,- r>Eal
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-03
Mes- Tsmnene Asks ofvoree-

ST. LOUIS. April IA suit for a.
vorce from George W. Timmoos was
a1ed yesterday by Mary e Ttmmons,
who married him at Washington. Pa,
January y. 1879. They had SIX chii-
dren- He deserted her and their chill
-dren December Is. 1902. she alleges
She asks. In addition to divorce. the
custody Of their three minor children
and $500 Ia gross alimony.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-03
Bar Examinations
afoRGkNToWN.- Apri, s.,

aIoRGkNToWN. April The
regular spring bar examinations viii
be held IN the law school Beginning
tomorrow and viii continue during
Thursday and Friday. There are =
number Of students who have been
preparing for these examinations. and
undoubtedly sevrl new lawyers viii
be ADDED to the list very soon
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-03
PER SONAL.

ALE BrownSeEd returned Satur-
y zsEAt from a several weeks visit
S7c&asS = F5odda- The 5octors
- Msnds VII be glad to learn
& Ass Seelth was much benefited
N@v1sis South-
Aa J. II. Hartley Is IN Hartford.
IA Nzte. where she is the guest OF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-03
Out Of Debt.

The Baptist Church IN MorEantown
last Sunday raised the last OF debt
Of s1,15o. and the congregation is now
out OF debt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-03

Harry Robinson. manufacturer OF
the Jim Martin ice cream TX
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-03

Do you know that We carry the iars-
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Is we get results. HaR cent word
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For purity and quality, use Robin
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Harry Hobinson.s ice cream izor
quality. U
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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-02-01
Framfarahorfur.

Nitjanda 0ldin er hi0 langmerkasta
hundra0 ara timabil i s0gu mannkynsins, bvi
framfarir Pess 4 Peirri old voru aestum grein-
I'M margfalt meiri en- nokkru sinni a0ur, og
par sem PETRA getti minst var gr0ndv0llur
lag0ur fvrir P@r til komandi aida. Hin miklu
umskifti, sem oroi0 hafa / mannheimum a
Peirri old, cru svo st6rkostleg az fair munu
geta CERT ser gl0ggga grein fyrir Pvf hver breyt-
ing par era Groin. Hvcr, sem tekur mamie
lagi0 / byrjun nitjandu aldar til samanbur0ar
vio PAD, sem MI er uppi / byri un tuttugustu
aldarinnar, h1ytur Aj6tt ao kannast VIC a0
margt er MI 0likt Pvi. er aour var, og Pvi
betur sem ham athugar PAD, Pvi meiri og
skyrari verour sa munur / augum hans. 40
visu cru ar breytingar, sem oronar cru a
bessu timabili ekki allssta6ar jain bersynileg-
ar, Pvi ekki hafa ALTAR Pj60ir tekio jofnum
framf0rum, OF til cru au0vita0 pau Pj6ofel0g
Po mentu0 megi ka]la (eins og t.. d. Kinverj-
ar), er Tito hafa breyzt 4 nitjandu 0ldinni, en-
PAD ma tel a undantekning Pvf allur mcginn
Porri mannkynsins hefir or0i0 samfer0a q
menningarbrautinni, pc sumir seu az sjalf-
s0gou nokku0 hngfara % half dregist t0lu-
vert aftur ur lcstinni.
Hvergi cru framfarir nitjandu aldarinnar
bers7nilcgri en- her / Bandarikj unum. og
hvergi annarsta0ar hafa Par framfarir bori0
Gins margialdan av0xt Gins og her / landi, og
Peirrar arleif0ar ver0ur tuttugasta 0ldin 40
nj0tandi.
DAD ma PVT :elja fyllilega visit ao pessi
nybyrjaea old veroi heillarikari og fars@lli en-
nokkur undanfarin 0Id fyrir alt mannkynio /
held sinni, en- serstaklega ma Pc gera rao fyr-
If ao hun VERDI gull0ld PETRA Pj60a, sem
fremstar standa MI 4 framfarabrautinni.
Margar bj60ir eiga enn VIC bag kj0r a0
bda. Harastj6rn og fafraoi eiga enn margt
haseti0 imannfdIaginu og hei]ar Pj60ir standa
enn fj0tra0ar undir Prnld6msoki Peirra. En-
6efao verour Pess ekki langt a0 bioa a0 Per
losni hr Peim fj0trum. Tuttugasta 0ldin
verour frelsis0ld PETRA aestra eoa allra. Hun
getur ckki gort ALTAR Pj60ir %jafnar, en- hun
getur skilio svo vi0 az pnr verdi pa ALTAR
%frjalsar.
Enn cru ekki lioin meira en- r1ml. finn