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THE WEATHER REPORT.

OmcIal Record and observation-disclosures Nov. q
region now oversprcads tho middle Atlantic States and
all Of this territory including Ohio Valley the
middle Atlantic states Ohio Valley tho rains
ward north Of the Dakotas but yet shown
much strength
The lake region depression will of TO
strong southwest shifting northwest. winds along the
rain.
Rain win probably continue also during Sunday IN the
lower lake region: elsewhere generally is
indicated Sunday and Monday. although not much
storm warnings displayed the Atlantic coast
from Savannah 70 Eastport 49,,
rho winds along New England and middle At
lantic coast Will brisk 10 high southwest becoming
ortbvest along south Atlantic coast fresh north
west. along Gulf coast lght 10 resIi northWe5
iogsp lakes high northwest tho upper lakes. fresh
to brisk northwest. Diminishing
ror.cost for Special LocaIities.-For New England
~ T,as,ar7 New York and somewhat cooler today
Ta Monday; brisk high southwest Winds shifting to
fstorn Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware
a day followed in the afternoon; fair Mon
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland ana virginia
rartlv cloudy and slightly cooler to-day iar Aohuhy
fresh northwest winds. IT, ,.,,s,, .. a,,, 18th
IN along Lake Erie Monday. without much change
in temperature; brisk northwest winds. =. s. o-,,,
For Western New York, ram ana cooor !" 'oS' P"''"
cloudy Monday; brisk northwest "ihds
. oca.tuY uo,ord -Tna following official record
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DR.. FuRNEss "a YEARS OLD.
IBy Telegraph 20 The Tri

IBy Telegraph 20 The Trbunel
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2.-Dr. Horace Howard Fur
ness, the noted Shakespearian scholar and author
itv celebrated his seventy-fourth birthday to-day
at his home. where many friends called to
Cratulate him on his fine mental and physical
yigor He also received many letters and tee-
grams of congratulaton.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday
from abroad were:
THE ST LOUIS. FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
r,ooort " FIiss INT. and Mrs Charles s. Os-
~ Doraid cameron. mond.
n y I4arner Mrs. John r Drexel.
H. W. Kennard- lJohh K DOS tasSos
Mrs Fairbanks Smith Mr. ana MIS- y v fouhs-
THE LIJCANIA. FROM LIVERPOOL
It y bacon INF and Mrs. Alfred James
Mr. and Mrs Percy =. o. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lauder.
carr Mr.. and Mrs James O'Netll
THE CEDRIC. FROM LIVERPOOL
A. George Bullock. Mr. and Mrs w O. Gilmore
Arthur 7. Clapp. Mr.. and Mrs. r. p Louns-
lanes Gordon bury.
Clement Marsh.
PROVENCE FROM HAVRE.
Mr. and Mrs R Knoedler. Mr.. Mrs. z. Webster
Mrs. Mason smith Sltphen
Mrs /. Taylor. r. r. Walbrtdge
Mr.. and Mrs. r A Porter. !
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR HOUSE-M. Werner. T. s y. BUCK
INGHAM-GrovCr Cleveland. Princeton. y. j.
GRAN, ND,Norman DTeher. StT9udsburg. Penn; j. ?.
phia: NJ. Chaffee. BnEhamton. HOFFMAN-Ham-
ilton Baxter. Washington. NGANIfATTAN-C. d.
DAILY, Z. 5. a. NEW AMSTERDAM-CaptaIn Will
lam Swift L. s. " ST. REGTS-J. w. Riddle st.
Petersburg Russia WALDORF-ASTORIA-J r..
mckinley. Pittsburg
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UNDERTAKINGS

FRANK E. CAMPBELL. CO., 241-s West 2sd 81
Chapeis Private and public ambuancsS Chelsea
Rev. stephen Merritt. the vOrd-VNade-known under
takeri only place OF business Sth and
St: largest in the world Tel 124 and 125 Chelsea
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CEMETERIES
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

Central station Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys
and by carriage. Lots. S125 up. Telephone 4555
Gramercy for Book OF Views representative.
Office. 20 East 23d ST.. New York City
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JOuet. Hsnristta r.
New York. May Rsdned. daughter q william Z. and
at Pttsed 81 gs MsS y oS one % SSer xs g ns q sso y "a
Boston papers please copy
re late R. Trifsy PS SSysEsss Marta s ss =
snd friends are invited to attend ths funeral seioes "A
November a II a m Intsrnsnt Railway. ~
sUTIE1T-At the home Of son-n-sa~. LLOYD TxyiOs
mOna, Annie Il Rutler 1nserneat at 6isas Psis s +
dSaS 1 IS s' me HqsI ssySgs en- o.
F1se1S oh9 nom D2TSy IN th th ysss o. N her ss
November 3. arrival OF fO5 New Haven roaN
train from New York Interment Rye
DooLITTIE-As 81 Lnhss Hospital, New York s.s-
list os her age. lntsrnent pisasaaryi, PENN
HqssEY-s Ea- May ADoEsOni& Aqsssy disd q, 3.
OF requiem on Monday nOEnns Iatsrnens AZ srens-
cu1a.9 1sr & 0'fsS Ssa:r 81 .sA :ansss Il i f & =
Church. Orange st. BrOoAlyn. Sunday, asso p m
aE Ss1 gta E9yRss a. r Hoess-s,s Csc , ESsp %
Enery Ssdgwtck and wife Of Henry A James ransrsl
November ! a. 10 Boston and BaltiInors paDss
please copy
JoUET-At Rosells. n. J.. Noyemher HsI-1strA asarn
Jouet wife Of the late Xsnophon Joast and dsasnsfs
Wight ENGLAND Funeral ssrvfces az her residenos-
5ssSs E85slIe sgRay at 3 p Intsr''n private Tram
LowDIN-on Friday. NoVsnoeF I 1907 Jossga 2 Low. ~.
din son Of A1G[Sw and ~ Asy LdS % .l EJss 1 a
November g. D M from reSidsncs ot his fathsr.
No. IS Franklin ave. Brooklyn
LYoNy-At her resiaenos EnglswoOd. N J sriday Mo-
venber L 1907. Sarah Penninan Lyon. wtdog OF 1ral
". aged So Funeral private 1nterInent az
Brooksids Cemetery
AIcGIE-On November l. 1907 MIld-sd aged II months.
only dearly beloved daughter OF Arthur and Char
lotte McCe No. Az Dean St, Brooklyn Services and
burial private.
NLAUGHIIN-suddenly, saranAo Lake. Saturday.
November 2 DR.. V. Piowden Mclaughlin. OF
Josephine Avezzana and the late John A AcLA1shln-
Notice OF funeral In Mondays Herald
osrsRTr Tu-u- p.rI<
West, Mrs. Mary z Parunelse daughter OF the late
G the Thomas J. Parnelee. OF Augusta Ga Born
1872 died November 2. 1901 Friends are in
vited to attend the funeral At her hoe Tuesday No
veTnber 5. at 10 a m.
RIELLYOn October 81 1907. Della Shaney. wife Of the
late John REILLY and beloved mother OF Frank John and
George REILLY Relatives and friends invited
tend funeral from her residence,
mont ave. Brooklyn. Sunday. November 3. at
P Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery
sTIAW-On Saturday November . 1907. Emma Louise
West. aged 60 years. widow OF the late D. McLean
Shaw and daughter OF the late William West Rela-
tves and friends invited attend the funeral
vices at her late residence No 30 West s5th ST.
sMTTHAnnie Dickinson smith, beloved wife Of Gran
vile Byam smith died November at her residence.
Hardwtcks Hail. ScarborOugh-On Hudson. N Y. IN ths
sd year OF her Funeral service at residence
Wednesday morning al 1850.
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r.hest temperature yesterday degrees; lowest. as
arpe "a: average corresponding date last al
eSe for corresponding date last thrty-three years. 10
Local Forecas-Fain to-day. somewhat colder; Monday
bris to high southwest shifting to northwest. winds
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SALVINI.
A. EillliXans

- The acting was so superatively good as
IN lift an humble theme into prominent impor,
tapce Salvinis manly grace Of bearing ana
din this character) the ever changing cadenceS OF
his glorious voice would alone have made his per
sonation of Sullivan a memorable delight; bur
above all grace of manner, and aside from all eX-
caIIepce Of natural endowment, there was a deep
cor1nrehension of the refinement Of the character
the iexaltation of its accustomed state. and the
harroving cruelty of the experience that makes II
ratbetic and all this conveyed with such spoh-
taneois and adequate mastery or natural aft as
can only be described as superb -4rlpuhe'
Oct. 2. 1873 co,,,nt cannot act OtheLlo. one
roasor t1einp that Otheilo, drawn by Shake
0thelI0 therefore, is not known TO the ItaIah
octnr His presentation OF what he rndtrSIdnds 10
ne 0theIIo Is magnificent acting. :, =,
Estination of IL was long ago stated IN IeTIlS OF
,InouaIded admiration for the acting OF Sghor
ssaIiJin if not with acceptance OF the MOOR tnd ne
PRESENTS Signor SalVlni has not gained III
deIicacV but he has not lost in power. ms pres
ence ia still colossal, his voice InashItGeI nus
s1Ipremely eloquent, his gesticulation
and supple his passion electric anu ms S .
tInn oS barbaric humanity both truthIui anu ter
,ibie. and he is the practised ana cohsG.t- .
mate mechanlst OF old. -AliO"le' oc'-
sd ~ The colossal powers or SaIVithi hoWs
over have carried everything petors, H. ~
his greatness as exponent 9l So9 raons IS9 tsTs
Conrad Nger Paoo and Samson ne has na done nr
great things and established oReiio. il ap-
pers to be thought. is saivns best rspreSenIaI
fion Certainly, it is enhodlnn55aIt ,5aaI
foroes~ . +. In the oppression Oh h's iueS4
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Religious Notices.

ALL ANGELS CHURCH. west End Ave & s1st s.,
Rev s DE LANCEY TOWNSEND. D. D. Rector
Holy Communion. a Holy Communion and
by the Rector II a Choral Eve1song.
n Strangers welcorna
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sTEBBINS-LYAfAN-On Saturday, November 2. az the
Church OF the Ascension. 9th and 10th ST.. New
York city by the DIR. Ernest NJ stires assisted
bv the Rev. Percy s. Grant. Marion. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Hart Lyman, 20 Rowland Stebbins
VIEToR-SoUTHwICK-On Saturday; November 2. 1907,
the Saviour, Brooklyn, by the Rev j.
p. Forbes by the Rev. Samuel \. Eliot, kath
arine Mason, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Francis n
Southwick. Ernst Gunther Victor.
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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02
RECEIPT FOR GOLD MAKING
1t is Finally Discovered by a Man
From GoidfieId

c. d. Taylor, Of Golddeld, New, has
a recipe that tells how to make a
million dollars.
Mr.. Taylor knows for ne has tried
the formula and has proved it's
efficacy.
Here is his advice on the subject
put in his own terse language.
Take plenty CT sand and mix it
with redhot application in the Nevada
mineral belt"
Which, interpreted, means: Dig
for gold until you find it and then sell
your mine for cash"
This exactly what AIr. Taylor did
and last November he had the salts
faction Of seeing the sum of $780,
eco in cash placed in his hand as a
reward for a portion of his work ex-
tending over a period Of a little more
than three years. This mere baga-
telle' is not all that Mr.. Taylor has
wreate,j from the Nevada hills. He
has other holdings that he values at
couple Of millions more.
1t is easy enough TO make a for
tune if YOU only follow the advice I
have just given you" laughed Mr..
Taylor, 4 went into what is now
the Goldfeld country with just $40
in my pocket, and before I saw day
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02
$4,000 PER TON.
The Sort of Rock They Jump Onto
In Bullfroo.

Ore thai runs $20,00O per ton was
uncovered yesterday in the WeHt Elk
tension adjoining the Original Bull
frog four miles southwest Of Rhyolite
The ledge was found about 80 feet
from the bottom of the q uble COM
partmept shaft and was stripped for
d distance Of 40 feet.
Some Of the ere runs S. q pound.
Reports from the southern country
say that the entire section is thrown
into perfect ferment by the find
which exceeds anything that has ever
been seen outside of the Mohawk.
The rock carries gold, silver and cop
per and the face of the picked sam
Pies glistens with the yellow metal
to such an extent that it may be O5-
served with the naked eye at a dis
tance Of thirty yards. A fair aver
age of the face Of the vein is said
to be $500.
The mine is owned chiefly by Judge
No'ney Hogeart and Len p. McGarry
is superintendent Tribune.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02
TODhY'S LEGISLATURE
Asse mbIy-M orning.
called. Quorum present.

Roll called. Quorum present.
Committee on Education reported
unfavorably on S. B. No. Sc.
Countaries Boundaries fayorably on
A B. No. SO.
Military affairs without recon-
mendation on A. B. 1O4.
Same committee unfavorabiy on 4.
3. No. 105.
A. Z. No. SO referred to Wasboa
delegation
Corporations and Railroads report
ed favorably on S. B. No. G7, as
amended
Same committee favorably on a. B,
Nc. GS.
Public Printing reported favorably
on A B. 121.
A. p. 111-Authorizing city council
Of Reno to bond bridg project across
the Truckea river. Passed % to Il.
s. B. 50-Faron school, bond.
Passed - to -.
Adjourned until Monday at il
0'clock.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02
HUMAN HEARTS
viii be Presented Here on the Even
ng of March 5th.

The distinctively American play de
pends to a great extent on its por-
trayal Of a local nature. Thus Shore
Acres, deals with the inhabitants cf
the coast Of Maine; The Old Home
stead with the natives Of New Hamp-
shire, Arizona with the denizens of
the far western states OF that shortly
10 be seen here, with the peaceful
lives Of tLose who live in the pictur-
asque Arkansas hills. Admitting as
it does Of scenic effects this advan-
tage it is said Manager Meder has
eagerly seized to supply to his pat
rOns something out Of the ordinary
in the way of stage illusion. 1t IS
also stated thai he has secured the
services Of a rood company for the
portrayal of the characters in "Hu-
man Hears" those peculiarly adap-
ted 10 impersonate the tyne cf people
living IN the state of Arkansas.
1t viii appear at the opera house on
Tuesday evening March >.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02

Roy Mighels Of the Ramsey Re
corder is visiting Carson.
Mrs. Clara Bell OConner arrived
from New York this morning on a
visit to her parents.
Mrs. DR.. Thoma is in the city the
guest of Mrs. Judge Norcross.
The breaking up of the $40 green
backs into 81, So and S. bills, provid-
ed by the United States Senate, will
mean that there will be less use than
ever for our dollar of the dads. -
If silver were forced into circulation
throughout the east, as it is in the
west, our monetary system would be
the better for it.
The California legislature is said
to be by far the worst in the entire
history of the state of California or
any other state that ever existed.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02
THE PROGRESSIVE WEST.

The March magazine comes ont
with a very attractive cover, The
center piece is a pick and shovel,
with a miners pan at the point of in
tersection. 1t contains a reply 10
Lindsay's article in Rijgways on Ne
vada by H. T. Whitmore. The Indian
and the Kodak by Isa L. Wright, il
lustrated. The inside history of the
editorial cabal in San Francisco that
went after the grafters and a collec-
ton of poems and short stories which
make it specially attractive. Here.
after the magazine will be run under
improved methods.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02

The train was over an hour late
lnis morning.
There was no session of the Senate
toda.--.
People of Berkeley, Cal, who are
figuring on having the capitol moved
there are beginning to realize that
they are getting : gold brick. They
have to foot the bill and when they
figure it they open the :. indow to let
in some fresh air.
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SITS WITH SPEAKER.

Lulu Fesler. six-year-old Law. :
Of the Assemblyman from Ely. W..-.a
Pine county, is declared by many If
the members of the lower house 1t
Carson to be the prettiest girl in
Nevada. Yesterday the little, blonde
haired Miss was sitting in the chair
beside the speaker, the first time such
an honor has been extended a lady
in the history Of tie legislarure.-
Chronicle.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02
CHARGES LARCENEY.

Joe Beyers of Silver City yesterday
began criminal proceeding against
J. Warne Phillips of Dayton, Glledging
that he had taken ore from the En-
erald claim in Silver City, and had
warrant sworn out charging him with
grand larceny. Attorney Noel Of Vir-
ginia City has been engaged to assist
in ine prosecution, and the case will
be bitterly fought
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02
UP FROM TIE SOUTH.

J. k. Carson superintendent Of the
Starlight Annex mine Of Bullfrog,
spent yesterday in tlis city. Mr.. Car
son reports a great deal Of activity
in the neighhorhood of the property
aside from the work he is doing. The
Starlight itself is installing a hoist
WITHIN a few feet of the Annex
ground, and as the formation is the
same it is only a matter of a short
time wnen the ledge will be cut AMI
the Annex ground will be among the
producers. lie returns to tie scene
Of action early next week
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02

Thousands are thrown out of en-
ployment by the recent strike in
Butte city.
W. H. Schrader of the Calkins
newspaped agency is in this city
today.
Wood is gradually falling with the
raise i temperature. While it was
selling for SIS while ago it has now
hit the $40 mark and still tumbling.
Wanted:-A furnished house with
five rooms for three people. Some
where the center of the city. Leave
word at the Appeal office. m1tf
Mrs. Cora Merritt of Reno, is visit
ing friends in this city.
More storms are looked for accord.
ing to the weather profits, but he
ground hog people says that March
1st being cloudy that spring will come
right along now on the jump.
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WOODDURYs VOTE
He Stands Solitary Object Of Inter
est Among His Colleagues.

While WoodDurrys vote on the
railroad bill it not in anN way en-
dOrsed by his constituents all agree
that his nerve challenges admiration
and it took d lot of that commodity
to enable a man to vote that way
when he was the last man on the roll
call and the rest was unanimously
against him.
Even his worst enemies give him
a full measure OF credit for voting as
he thought and taking a stand that
some would have liked to have taken
if they only dared.
His prediction, however, that the
V. & T. viii go out of business under
these low rates does not disturbe any
body at present
The V. < T. was mostly founded
on the money of the people of the
counties through which the road runs
The people put up the money aud
gave it to the road The might
have loaned it and collected interest
and principal, but they were feeling
so generous to the railroad people
that they gave it outright. If they
had been. possessed of the slightest
particle Of business sense they would
have taken the same money and built
the road themselves and the receiD's
woud have paid all the county taxes
and the people would have been an
joying the benefits Of public owner
ship.
The money would have stayed in
Western Nevada and helped build il
up instead of building magnificent
edifces in san Francisco and New
York.
But this plan would have been 'e-
garded with scant favor by financiers
who regard public ownership as some
thing aharchistic and cCmmunis-ic
and altogether ridiculous. It is not
to be thought of in the same breath
with the plan which takes all the
money out Of a community that they
are willing to give up and sends It
somewhere else.
Now no one believes for a moment
that the v d l, people VINO nave
made many millions out Of the line
will ever think Of going out Of busiesS
under this bill. The building mp d"
southern Nevada under this same hil
viii double their business and It WI.
also materially increase me buSIhe'
Of the various roads who are nov
making such poor mouths
II will also leave some Of the prof
10 the miner and the business maj
and Nevada will take on splendl'
impetus and this state will double
its population every hFe years. y
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02
GETTING BETTER.

Doc Benton who was kicked by a
horse i'll his stable a few weeks ago
and suffered a broken rib is now very
much better and will De out soon.
For years Benton has been the play
thing Of hard luck in that respect
and has some Of his bones broken
about once a year. 1t has generally
been his legs that ..-,c red, but fate
is now playing Oh his body for d
change.
These accidents, however, do not
Interfere with his business or his
sunny temper
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02
NEW STATIONERY FIRM.

H. H. Bremenkampf & Co, has pur-
chased the stationery store opposite
the postofice, formerly run by y.
Mulcahy.
The are experienced people in the
stationery business and are already
laying in new and large stock.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02
REDUCES ON EATING HOUSES

The Williams bill regarding the tax
on eating houses is causing some
TO think that it increases the tax.
On the contrary it reduces and places
doing less than 5000 a month busi-
ness pay nothing.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02
TIE BEE GETS PRCFANE.

Yesterdays Sacramento Bee has
The following in relation to the re-
moyal OF the capitol to Berkeley. It
IS characteristic Of the Outspollen way
the Bee has Of saying things. If the
Appeal was printed on Sunday We
would never think Of reproducing it.
Sacramento has done all that can
be required Of capitol city except
- surrender its political i-depa2-
6cnoe into the hands Of as unworthy
set Of political bunco-s-eerers as
eEar cursed a commonwealth, ami
thai ii will not do, no matter what
haDDens.-This mornings Union
That's right. neighbOr,
That's the straight stuff!
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Gents Eist:-C. A. PackwoOd, Phil
lip Redman. Sidney Schlarlin, A
Vecciani, (2) X. J. Whalen.
T. R. HOFER. Jr.
Postmaster.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02

Senator .taol-'s measure, which viii
allow the c1anging OF the location d.
county high schools by q vote Of 1ho
people, which was passed in the sen
ate yesterday, The bill is drawn tc:
the purpose Of relieving the people cf
Douglas county, who are the victims
Of q defeated commissioners spite
The defeated commissioner assisted a
member Of the board to locate the
high school in a part of the county
where it will not be as beneficial as
it would be if located at Gardnerviue
and the residents Of the county want
to change it.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02

Assemblyman Judge ay departed
for Duluth this morning where he
has extensive mining interests.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02
LOSS OF THE STEAMER CORONA

Yesterday the news came of the
loss of the Coast Steamer Corona
1t went ashore in a fog near Hum
bOldt Bay and the lives of about $50
people were for a time in danger.
The vessel was a total loss, but the
passengers were all rescued