The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-23

'1h|!Iltt ARE WOMEN
1hk llusband Of the Queen Of hol.
lend was Very Active in the
Work OF Saving lives.

a1.;aI rdsuitsof the courage of prime,
Henry or The Netherlands. the prime,
ch1160rt. that which appeared to he ar
itdpussihle task has been achieved
md the heroic efforts OF the fJutct
diteboat men have succeeded in rescu
iue alive IL more of tho rurvvors ol
thS ill.fst<d steamer Berlin.
THE Ssllaht Dutch iisebdst Y mer
were rewarded after ffpr6 tbah 4 81
hours Of hard and DANCE kous wofl
Buketted ahd driven, back. time afte,
time, the st,irdy .Dutelinien 'fef,ised IL
fNlax their attempts 20 rescues the
hendful az ship~recked people, -an6
6ually at $3.50 o'clock Friday after
noon, the retedlng tide aud sonle i'm
proyement In the weather having
made the conditions easier, their Ions
Hsht was crowned with success
AjthuiEl several Of the Persons
rsSoued wern In the last stages OF ex
hauation. they. how are on the road tc
recovery ahd soine Of them have beer
able to tell the story of their awfu'
expcrienceA.l Two women and child
are stilfi0n board the wreck, but It Is
feared Aht they are dying, Nothing
daunted. however. the brave Dutch
men are bfepnrfng to make firthei
eKorts TO- fescs,e these tinfortunates.
The prince cohsort. after his frs,
visit to the wreck when he saw tha,
there were ,stiIl some survivors or
hoard, declared: I'VE won't return IL
The Hague before We save them"
The news that this determination
had been fnlfllled reached the waiting
crowd at 3 O'Clock Friday afternoon
There was then Wild rush Of the
people to the various points OF want
aee overlooking the harbor. Ions
hours Of %sitlns followed ana the peo.
hls. began to doubt the truth of the
fepott that II persons had been saved
and II was not until long after {
O'Clock that the steam pilot boat
hetAldsd Il approach with shrleks Of
trluflph from her siren,
The small lifeboat was the first tc
reach the harbor and Capt. Jansen, its
skipber. received ringing cheers. lie
reported that two women and a child
who had refdsed 10. jump, were still
aboard The Berlin. He explained that
the rescue had beer, effected by both
boats working In conjunction. First
tho small boat managGI to make fast
a. rope TO the breakwater and by this
means the survivors were dragged
through the water to the pilot boat
witch stood d little way on
Cart. Jansen had hardly told his
stdry when the steam pilot boat with
tfe rescued ON board hove In sight
Ayysfie was Inoored the ringing chez,
of'ilie, assembled crowd was succeed
Ell hyfa painful hush ns the first OF
survivors Was borne ashore on [.
stlelcitef.
.f steward was the nsxt man
hroufht ashore. He wns quite cheer
ftiI1$hd shouted gally In reply To In
qaitles: ''My name IA Fisher" Tic
sc6Hns to have stood the terrible or
dekithe hest of all Then ,ame wo
nah. 49,
e Eventually the II sursiyors 30 mar
ro~tyl snatched from death we're re
moved TO the Afnerika hotel, and
when the prince consorf came ashore
his f6cs wae radiant with Low.
rh4 names ,of the pasAeneefs, sayAd
foiiuw: ,r
MI. Young. Mr.. broderssn. Frauleir
BuftAi Frauietf dabler. Frau Schra
def All three ~ these women beloD,
,tn the opefa COMPANY: a.nan who's,
nafisH II nat known. and i've member,
~ INC crew. Only two women and ,
chtld are now left on the wreck. O.
these the two women are known to bt
Traujeiu Thfe,e ana Frau Weinberg
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