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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30

~mi0oags ftranOet no for 5eIpit peO
|Rpborg. 9ei9tnin9en bar reiit RgOz
Jag, men man opnaaeoe lite 6or=
binoelie meo Stibet. Der blep telss
graferet efter 8iergningsoamper.
Stonnerten gMaren1. aaptajn
Ilat6ieien at SSenoborg. er / @aar
itranoet pda NoroIioen At Gpbprg
.5loro. Stibet er orepet belt Up
paa 9ano.
8ufen sSbeoOora" Ct i Rat
Itranoet Deo 2ino6olm / Rarbeocn
at Gpborg. W}au bar forgapes for
ie9t at faa 5orbinoeIIe meo Sit
bet.
6DenIf Stonnert yerit" al Sal
mar, paa Reiie fra 6olbat til STAT
mar / 9alldit, er inobraet / 6sl=
iingpr 6aon al n9ien4 meo ZAP
at Qnter. @inoen er orejet pm til
@e itzRoroz9ef.
5 5plge inols6en Nleo0elelie ii:
!6almitao er oen Der biemmeberen1e
Stonnert Californian. paa ReiIe
ira 5altenberg til aoloing meo
Iemmer. itrunOet peo Qnbolot.
s%8eiatnin9en er rsooet. Sfibet me-
mes at bile bIioe fuloftanoiq Drag.
Spenit Bart .2iDingItone" aap-
tain Qelion al Sonitrup, paa 8eIie
fra England til 6eliinqbor9 meo
aul. er / @aar Gftsrmiooags inos
bragt i 6eliinger !6oon al gugfer
baaoen ngien" meo 3a6 al begge
antere. iom oen 6aooe miitet os0
2eje.
20 @aleaier, r6aobet". auptain
RasmusIen at 6aa6org. og n2pt=
tens 6aab", 8aptain 6anIen At
]2dtitop. begge paa aeife fra So
ben6dDn til oeres 6iemiteoer, er To-
bet paa 9runo en- balb aOdrtmil
Roro for 0rugsr oeo R%aonegrun
oen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30

6anQfeft. Gn iior Sangfeit
bill i 6pl9e p6pns 3ioenoe4 oen 9.
% 10. SUM 6liDe af6olot / OOenie
al Den fpnite, oen iiaQanofte og De
sits. peits % %ipoipoite G%entrolfOrs
eninger for bIunoet aor. SORE
nin9erne. Ger teller 800 Sanges
te, oil gibe &oncerter / en- at 81z
ems airfer % / aioebuief.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30

@amIe &oltmalerier r.
@eo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / a9l-
oertpffenet paa 6oldenbapn fonOtes
unoer guo.laget paa .6%p9lpin9er.
goermure og Sfjolobuer 9altmaz
@lerisr. mere og minore poelagt at
5ioens 5ano,
@aa6iaeoerne foreitiaer 5a9tice=
ner. Riooerifittelier Q. IGN; / gins
6uesnii6erue fnoes ct Par Dor
tratter. Oct enc sieninnlig at Sri
titan ben 5ier6e, Ser cite boeoe paa
6oldsnbapn, Og oct an0et en- pns
gre abin6eftittelfe. qe0elfen pe0
neutrality-suspicious. bar iflg.
r0pb. QO." tiltalOt Qsfftante fra
Rationalmufaets 2. Qfoeling, Ser
i'm Qsiiitent. 0etorationsma
Ter 6enrifien, oOer al unoerisge %
oct interesiante Sumo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30

st Barn oBoetiqt for
br9not. Sos Nrbeiosmano go
3anien, 5reoensgaoe Is, asbsa-
baon. itete forleoen ct fsrgslist
lllpttestiIf9loe. 6uitruen par dleue
bjemme meo ct file Barn, men
ifuloe bare ct Bar 9n9rin0er BE-
i0rget. SnOen bun off. fpreoe bun
goot / aaftelOOnen oq iti1eoe Bog
ren meo Barnet tat ben til oen
Meoens bun bar borte m9rfeoe Ru4
6oerne en- iOeOen 2ugt Do liot efter
en- foplen0e Rsg, Tom trRngte no
fra Q~eili9beoen. De iprangte Ser
for 0pren og fan0t 8arnepp9nen
antan6t liant oct life Barn oe6es
liqt for6renot. s oct Iamme tom
Wooeren 6jem, greb Barnet % itprs
teoe at Ste0 til aommuneboipitas
let me6 BET. Barnet par imi0lers
ii0 iaa itGrtt %forbr9not. at man
tbiole6e ON at funne reooe bets
9ib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
5otfelelie b%elbrcbet paa en- Saa.

5ag 9ardtipe gromo Quinine
Tablets. pengene tilboge fro 2lpos
tbetsren. hois life belbreoet. &. O..
g D e's Ropn puu 6oer QGre. 25t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
Solat Qrefteaaar6s

ior6. llnoer 5oruofatnirq al
2(utoriteternes Q~ppro6ation bar
Qaitor 3inn ioIgt 9ibp qr9fte9uor0
til mtierieeier Slotb. 6reoensz
aaaro oeo 2(a6us, for 12-1300 8r.
pr. 81. aano uOen 9efatnin9. 8cs
beIummen %anora9er / aft ca. To-
600 ar. Qaitor 3inn ~forbe6oI6er
ia 1 30. Qano, Ser ifal anpen0es
Iom !6abe pes sen me graite6olig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
rbetosneoIaQ9eIie

Mafinarbeioerne hos Chs. 3.
8brige / Ooenie bar Den y. O5.
i et qntal at 30 neolaat glrbeioet,
Qrunoet paa 1OperensitemmelIe ON
De faaes 9GrtIteosreQler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30

men meo entelte tortere Nfbrpoelter
nu raiet ct Bar 0egn.
9eo 6abnen, bpor Stormens
StDrte par ira 2O-24 Meter / Sc
tunoet, par Ser LAP 9anoitanO, %
! gaoerne fporeoes 5tormens 8irtz
ningsr peo itu1aaeoe 9uoer og neOz
itprtsoe 5agiten.
0esoerre bar Den o9ioa traOet
fine Gre.
Gn 5oaarig 6apnebetient, Gurl
gasmusien, er ioaleoes i SpnOags
Qftes UNDER 8an0tng at 6preue
tentret og orutnet uoen for Sri
bapnen.
Gn QrbeiOsmun0. 6. Q%unobolm,
ct. 6ansgaoe u, blep / @i6orgs
gaoe ilpnget oOer moo en- Mur og
fit Set enc Sen Ildaet ober.
Q~bfalonsgaOe fanotes en- elore
ufenot ManO liggen6e oso. 9un
par blaIt ON og bapoe facet 9p=
beoet fnuit.
MalsrmeIter Safobien, Ser fore
itdar Malerar6eioet paa 9urmeis
tier C @ains Stibsbqrft, bIep uns.
Ser Stormen / @aar fIpnget ntO
at ct Stilln0s fra en- 6pioe al
onoen Sal. l1lpffen ifete paa Dot
zen. Safobien fprteoe neo i
9unoen At en- al 9offerne og bIsp
fom liples bragt til 6re0erits so
fpital.
Sra Brobin erne meO0e.
les, at UNDER ct @oostogs Rangering
/ 9aar paa S%tatsbanens 3errGn i
6iuergo fprte Den ortanagtige Storm
9oget mo / en- arog. Maitinen
LIB meo 5Oroelen inc / en- sSorooolO
pg Den efterfelgenOe @oospogn le6
inc / 9otomotiDet og fruite fulos
ftanoig Ruitinbuiet.
5Drbeoeren, Mpgino. ION tgrte
Maitinen, bleO tlemt fat meo BET
enc Ben meIem 9oosoognen og
&eoelen og fab / oenne Sitting en-
6lab 9ime, inOen ban bleo befriet.
Sitter 8. ulsftrup at Segers=
pris er / Sgnoags bites UNDER 81
teri oruttnet peo Seire. ulDtfen
ffete peo, at gaaoe t9ntreoe / Den
frngtelige Storm. 5 gaaoen be-
fanot fig oesuoen to unge Mennez
fer, Der bleb reo0e0e.
5argen, Der Ifuloe oberfsre 30
GET 81. 10 5orm. til Strib, tunoe
paa 9runo at forrpgenoe Orfan og
Strem famt 4 6oos 9appanoe life
TONNE / 6abn. men MATTE benOe
tilbaqe: ben ooerfgrtes ienere me0
z 3imers 5oriinfefe.
Sra 9apet. Sra 8laapanos=
but t%elegraferes I Gaar til 81. g.,
at Der raieoe en- orfanagtig Storm
at geft. Stormen Dar leofaget al
ct ~uiaoOanligt Sejpanoe. Der gior
De tor StaOe paa abiten. 5britiz
bene paa !6orns 9eb melote Deo
traaolgs 5elegraf: Orfanagtig
peitlig Storm, Spen / boloIomt
Sprer.
Sra giterbb, Qesg, telegraferes,
at en- tremaitet Sfonnert er fran
Oct be0 Spro0oe. Reoninqs6aa6eu
er gaaet no til Gtranoingsfeoet.
Oct beO GbrOooe fran6e6e Gti6
er ifg. ienere Meooelefe tremafet
StOnnert rSioonion" at 6almfao,
pdd aeife ira 6jemftebst til
@rangemout6 meo Drops. Sfibet
er fulot af @un6. Manoffabet er
re0ost. GDit3srs Biting" urbej0,r
pda at bringe Sti6et fIot.
9amperen st. Groir4. ser fig
Ger opontret pad DARIUS aeo, meOz
0eler, at 59riti6et gSdult5es@runO"
bar rappOrteret, at Oct bar bjergetI
2 Wdn0.
en Sagt fra gDenoborg fran
!
0eoe G6noag often beo Qgerss.
8~eIetningen er fommet / Quno.
paa Sms Reb ftranoeoe GgnzI
bag Gftermiooag Gfonnert Bout
fe" at Belle. 9ampifibet yStefs@
for" foriggte at nda no til Sfons
rerten. men MATTE opgibe BET paa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30

8gben6aons 9irtefal.
: ii0ite Drummer at sapbenbapns
airteiag~ i%triper SIC. tbeoI. $. lis
ling Ct lille Orb ON to minore pad
agteoe Sioer / agbenbapns Strife
Jag.
Dan ftriOer, at islp ON Ri naar
frem til at babe belle 6obeoita0sn
Oelt / Sogne paa omtrent 10000
Nenneiter og meO TO graitsr iii
boert Sogn, fan Der enonu bare ar
ifiligt tilbage, 6Ois Ri glemmer:
1. at Den fore tirtelige 9runoz
tante: life mere emo 5000 Mennener
til cen Prait. ital bringes til Sen.
nemferelfe ogiuu I 6oDeoitaoens
gamle Sogne;
2. at airfeiagen fra gegpnoel
len at bar itreDet BET paa I'm Sane
at 6etampe alt set, ser / 9irfens
Wlasietrait er gadet no oner oe fais
tige, og bborigenRem airten %
Pr9iterne - uoen at biae oct -
tom til at itud ION be, Der giorGs
5orIfel pad fdttig og rig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30

borg, bpor ban oporoges Iammen
meo 5atteren, ienere 9aitor Bib,
Sd / 9rsleD. SITTER i'm aonfirma
tipn tom ban til 6anoelen og moo
tug i'm ferite uOOannelie bps Spbs
mano S6miot / 6ol69f, bporfrd
ban efter enot 29retio orog til SIS:
benbapn, bpor ban fprit tit BIaos
bos 6irmoet 9empi9b C So. %
o~erefter bleD Pot6usforpalter bps
6rieo. 6. geterien. 6os oenne ar
beioeoe ban en- 89tte 9ar ~ pan0t
i'm G6efs 3iaiO iaaleoes, at ban
pmtring 1864 at oenne Ienotes til
go9enie. boor oenne bapoe en- TOR
Misunderstanding, ipm Bed is
mere ielo obertpg % oreb til 1899.
Ser bite ban i'm 0pgtigbeo; bans
5%orretning blep en- goo Stole for
flere at bore betpoeligite 8e6mGnN
/ 9r%opinIerne. Bed par en- geo
@(rbei6sqiber % bar / fit Iange, ar
beioIomme 2ip erbperpet Itg mango
9enner blanot fine Stanosf91er
% qunoboItan0en / 9orofDen. gu
tar ban taget Op6oIo i apbenbabn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
Ginrtet og6 ON. en

GtDrtet oBo ON. Gn
Ororup boenoe Malermeiter Sen
len piloe pe0 Miooagstio ben l..
Marts beIsge en- Ben. inn Dor paa
.8reoens 9ej. 8 R9r6eosn at oen=
nes golig it1rte0e ban 0eo om. II.
@ictor goed, iom Dor I Or6rup,
bleO tilfolot o9 fonitatere6e D.
Den ION 6elge Of et 6ierieflag; De
aoeitelier. iom Den af6eoe / Sal
Get baboe pnaoraget iig, bl. a. et
6ul / panoen iomt leie6enet tnuit,
bapoe ingen Del / 9eosaariagen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30

0mboI9et til Sfa8eGft
9Droao. Den 13. 0lorts fuu0t
0mDalg til Slaselie gpraa0 Stso
un0er meget flor 9eltagelie. 6erlt
naite Days Gftermiooa9 bIeo Stem
merne optalte % oct bite ig od,
at aa%noioaterne paa Den raoitol
Iocialifiite Cite bar oalgte me0
st.; paa gorgerltiten bar
Der afgioet 699-594 Ct. Oct
6eieite Stemmetal paa gor9erIiiten
opnaaeoe ligeiom peo oct o~prinoeIi9,
ienere tosiereoe, 9aIg, 5oItetbings-
mano. 5abritant 9onbe.
Om0olget bite, at set iteoltge
9enhre6la6 nSore 4mtstioenoe"
lite bar Den ringeite politiite elIer
fommunale SnofDoelie / SlageIie
go. 6tpnt nSorp QmtstioenOe",
oer PED @alget / Sanuar ipri9t
6aooe anbefalet 9or9erliten, nu
paa foriielig Bis ipgts at fpanOe
Ben for bet 6orqerlige Samorbejoe
blep nemlig Reiultatet iun, at 9orz
Qerliiten opnaueOe Ell bsiere Stemmes
tal emo peo @ulget / Sanuar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30

10 4dr fbfote ben IA. STARTS
en- / bloc RreoTe fen6t 9sbmon6,
OR. 6dnnibof Ghr. Bed. Tgot ben
Ia. Marfs 1896 I en- fondnof pras
ffedddr6 = Tuoeren bar Sfe Sos
mus Bee = fom ban. Sd Sd6eren
6e6e. ti6fi1t I 6ufst boz hans Ons
fef, grobft Beef I l1bh beb 9dlunhs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30

IRE aanoi0oter Sto@
re6eoinaetreOfen 6or-
mooninoen pm, at De Raoitale /
9 tort6eoingetreOien piloe Opitiae err
aanoioat imoo 3raftminiiter 9sg5=
bro sr M bleOen betraftet, ioet De
paa ct MsOe Osn 10. os. bar pro-
flameret gpgmeiter 5. anoerisn,
3reoerifsbapn, ION Oeres aanoibot
/ 9reoien.
Def er fsrite Gang. at Storebe=
oinqefreofen meoer meo ire aanoi-
oater. Def menes, at aampen bill
TONNE til at itaa imeaem 6ejre5
9anoiodt. Sammerberre Suoob
Scobenius % Rebel %onoiooten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30

SolOIOm Storm.

uI1tter. - 5Iere Rennes
fer omtpmne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30

dtiondIfO til
3 ubertuIofens 8tRmpels
e m9rter itaoig pad Den bebage-
ligfte Maaoe @fterognninger at Den
tore Qan6sdgitotion, Der / Sanuac
Waaneo ipprtIattes / Qnleonino af
8oreningens 3 4ars Stifteliesoag,
ioet Der be06liDer at inole6e itsrre
og minore 8ioraq, % runot ON =
firing fra 9anoets forite1ige @gne
oesuoen en- Del NDinomel0elier. Sra
Sfdgen mootog Boreningen for nogz
le 8age fioen 402 Str. iom Re
fultat at en- at en- 8amefomite
io9rfidt 6usinofamling, og Den -.
6S. bdb6e 6oreningen Den Gl9hs
fra @rosferer s. 6. g. Wi6aelien
at mootage en- @abe at 1000 &r.
s aft bar 5orsningsn nu Iom 10
bbtte at QgitatiOnen inofasieret ct
6dfbt 5unoreoe 3ufn6 aroner /
/ 8i6rag en- Sang for aGe. oeruns
Ger ca. 10000 ar. fom 9efultat II
airfeinofamlingen. Og oesuoen bar
5oreningen BAIT en- 5ilgdng at ca.
balpfjer6e Suiin6 nh Meolemmer
me6 ct famlet Qargbi6rag at oms
trent 5000 Ser. Men for at 5ore
eningen fnart ftul tunne gau /
Sang meo 0pfprefen uf oct pdas
tantte % bdar6t tiltrenets Fore
fhneife 5offefdnutorium. mao Den
baoe enonu flere efstraoroinprs 81
Drag, og Oct Il oerfor at bad6e, at
@gitdtionens Oiterosnninoer en0Hu
en- Sio BIZ ldoe ia mprfe % fsre
boerligere Mioter inc / Torenin=
gems 2dsfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30

Bittsbura, SAM, 25oe Warts 1904.
Sea bar | n0gen GiD beHBitsi 8eTes ao09s
% 9eHiemebicin for mine areafHrei. seq
h1r bruat alilngs "Siod 6DoD." men ies an
ler 3eres for Deot til nit Nrlg.
8. Q. 9asfon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30

sra ap6en6aUn FriOss 0en 18,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
RATE CHANGES
NOW ASSURED
On or About October 10 Utah
viii Enjoy a Big Cut in
Tariffs.
SOME MORE GOOD FIGURES.
New Revised Sheets 10 be Forwarded
To the Interstate Commerce
Commission at Once.

The proposed sweeping changes in
class and commodity rates from Chi
cago. Mississippi and Missouri river
points TO Utah common points an
nounced in the News last week have
been decided upon and within the next
few DAYS the revised tariffs will be
filed with the interstate commerce
commission. Thirty days after filing
they will 60 into effect.
This means that about oct. is or 20
Utah will be on the same footing as
Butte and other Montana common
points which always have had the ad-
vantage over Utah,
The Colorado Midland was the first
line 20 break the glad tidings to the
public. The traffic department OF that
line this morning gave out the pro-
posed changes in the class and COM
modify rates from Colorado common
points to Utah common points which
will be effective about oct. rs TO 30.
The announcement 81 class rates east
and west bound Is identical with the
table printed for the first time IN the
News" early IN the week.
Some Of the additional reductions
In commodities az announced by the
Midland on westbound rates will be as
follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
SPIKE AND RAIL.

The CLARK road has booked a Chris
tian Science excursion to Provo Tor
Thursday next
Chief clerk Gleason ~ the general
freight department Of the salt Lake
Route is here from Los Angeles on
business.
The management Of the salt Lake
Opera company has closed with the
salt lake Route for a special train 10
Provo on The evening ~ Sept p.
sV Derrah. assistant general freight
agent of the Denver a Rio Grande. re-
turned home from the Transmissouri
freight meeting IN Denver this morn
ing. The other freight officials Who
went 20 Dcnyer viii return tomorrow.
II is said that u viii be impossible
for the interstate commerce commis-
sion 10 conclude an investigation OF all
the coal and oil carrying railroads IN
the country under ~ months Accord
ingly the commission wlil urge that
the case against the roads already in-
vsstigaied be closed W az soon a. pos
sible
Contracts for constructing an cleo
trio line from Denver 10 Boulder FOR
The Colorado a Southern railway have
been signed with the Westinghouse
Electric company IN New York by
President Prank Trumbull. and the
plan Tor electrizlnE the steam line
opersting between Denver and Bou-
der has been abandoned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
STRIKE ON WABASH.
General Walkout of all shop Employees
Is Scheduled for Monday.

Chicago, Sept ia general strike
OF all shop employees on the Wabash
railroad system has been ordered to
take effect next Monday morning at
10 o'clock. The order affects 1000
skilled mechanics including machin-
lists, boilermakers and blacksmiths.
James OConnell. president Of the In
ternational Association of Machinists,
before leaving Chicago for Washington
last night said that everything possible
had been done 10 avert strike and
that walkout OF all the employees in
the repair and machine departments Of
the road could not be avoided, unless
the railroad company should agree 10
the terms Of the men.
Conferences have been In progress
between the officials OF the Wabash
and Mr.. O'Conncll during the last week
The question at issue concerns wages,
the machinists being chiefly interested.
The request Of the machinists that
the wage scale be raised 10 a standard
similar to that In effect on a number
Of other railroad systems was not re-
ceiyed favorably BY the road officials.
They offered 10 continue paying the
present scale, which ranges from IS to
30 cents an hour. The demands Of
the men included a graded scale OF
wages running from 3S to IS cents an
hour
When II became apparent that nego-
tiations would prove fruitless Presi-
dent OConnell sought the sympathy Of
the other trades employed IN their de-
partment OF the railroad service He
asked that IN case Of strike the boil
ermakers. blacksmiths and the other
shop and repair men should agree to
walk out IN support OF the machlnists
The promise OF the other trades was
secured and joint action was decided
unon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
BAD STREET CAR
COLLISION IN SEATTLE,

Seattle, Sept. 15.--Three street cars,
one loaded 10 the guards with passen-
gers, colided on First avenue shortly
after midnight. and more than dozen
passengers and car employees were in
jured. Three Of the passengers are not
expected to survive.
The injured as far as known are:
Motorman w. b. Gamble. seriously;
head cut and arm broken.
Conductor A. l.. wilkins. slightly
bruised.
Motorman Roffolo. arm and leg brok-
en-.
Unknown man, fatally injured.
- Denver leg crushed and head
mashed.
Peter Flarida, badly shaken up.
Fred Jahns, cut about head and ribs
broken.
Ex-Gov. John II. McGraw. bruised.
DR.. Robert Palmer, bruised and cut
about head.
f. z. Johnson. bruised.
Mrs. L. +. Johnson, bruised and sut-
fering from shock.
Russ Hail. cut about head and bruis-
"A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
LAUNCH OVERTURNED.
-Four Persons Drowned In Lower Bay
New York Harbor.

New York. Sept. l5.-F'our persons
whose names are unknown. were
drowned from a launch in the lower
bay last night when the launch was
overturned in collision with scow'
Four other. members OF the party in
the launch--three men and woman
clung to the bottom Of the craft until
they were rescued
The steamer I'll Paso took the sur
vlyors off the launch while passing
the west bank in the main ship chan
mel al $3.50 a, m. The woman was ex-
hausted and In a dangerous condition
from cold and exposure. and the men
declined 10 talk about the accident In
her presence. The survivors were
taken ashore at Stapleton for medical
treatment. The name Of their launch
was not disclosed but quarantine
steamer went down the bay In search
Of il.
The launch was found to be the
Sausage belonging TO W. W. David Of
Jamaica, l.. l. David was among those
rescued. II was said by those who
picked up the little boat that Il must
have been dangerously overloaded. II
seemed incredible that eight persons
would trust their lives to so small a
boat on stormy night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
STEAMER OREGON WRECKED
OFF CAPE HIRCHENBR00K.

San Francisco. Sept 15.-Special dis
patches received here Of the wreck OF
the steamship Oregon Of Cape Hin
chenbrook az the entrance Of Prince
William sound and at II o'clock Thurs
day night says that the steamer lies in
a very dangerous position and should
storm OF any severity set In the pas
scngcrs and crew would stand but lit
tie chance Of surviving
The Oregon, commanded By Capt II.
Z. Soule. sailed from Seattle for Valdez
and Seward Sept S. She had 10 odd
passengers and gbout 900 tons Of
freight The vessel In making The yoy-
age takes the outside or open ocean
and makes no stop between Seattle and
Valdez Though nothing definite is
known at this time the Oregon I'M
doubleday encountered a heavy fog.
and put into Prince William sound
or possibly broke down and was driven
on the rocks by the gales.
When the news OF the wreck was
brought 10 Valdez by Chief Mate Ken
nedy and four sailors after long row
Of 80 or so miles the revenue cutters
Rush and McCulloch were Immediately
dispatched TO the scene OF the disas-
ter to rescue the passengers The steam
ers should arrive alongside the ore
gon at O clock this morning, having
left Seattle at o'clock last night,
II the cutters reach the oregon be-
fore she breaks up they VIII doubtless
have little difficulty in taking OF those
on board Should however the vessel
go TO pieces before the relief steamers
arrive the passengers would have eX-
treme difficulty In making the shore
under the most favorable conditions.
Cape Hinchenbrook Is narrow neck
OF land extending far out into the sea
forming one side OF the entrance to
Prince William sound.
1t has ever bssn regarded as menace
TO navigation and is was but a few
months ago that the government made
an appropriation OF tl25,0 for the erec-
ton Of a light az the extreme end Of
the point. This work is now progress
ing.
The oregon Is owned by the North
western Commercial company Of Sc
attic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
LUMBER WILL co Up.

Vancouver. y. e.. Sept, i5.-The price
O, lumber. Il Is ascertalned. will be
advanced the latter part o. this month
or during the early part OF October by
coast lumber mills. Just how great
the advance viii be is 2 matter OF spec
ulation by lumber buyers, but u viii
not be less than 81 per thousand.
At the present time. rough lumber Is
selling az si2 one reason Why the ad-
vance Is now considered Il the fact that
an Grades OF logs have gone up and u
Is expected that within the next %
days iors will show q further advance.
Logs arc also likely 20 be very scarce
during the winter At the present time
there is not any large quantity o. logs
in the water and the time Is not long
distant when many Of the loggers Will
be driven out OF the woods for the Win
ter ~ that there viii be an appreciabls
falling og IN the available supply Of
LOGS from November on.