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The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-03
GIT GLASSES
Do Not Gn Over Trail Witt.
 out Projection

Do not attempt to go over the long road 10 Dawson, across he 0lindiI 2 fields of snow without taking every pre- caution 10 protect your eyeslght. It is positively dangerous should anything be wrong wi;h your vision 10 attempt It. We give free exsmio stiOns aud it glasses 10 the eyts that need them Come and try us. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
 Do not take a dirty watch into the in.erior, the land of high pric s. Our repair department is the best in the North. We will put your timepieces in such order that they will correctly mark time until !ou come back to the outside again. We make things AS GOOD AS NEW.
 Before leaving Skagway you will want to send a souvenir back to those in the states who sce watching your progress to the land of gold. We sell souvenirs-everyth in the way Of nugget jeweIry, Alaska cedar and ivory novelties, cards, etc. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
 J. Ikuta, Opticisn and Jeweler.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-03
ROAD BUILDERS
 MEET AT SEATTLE

The Alaska road commission will meet at Seattle the latter part of the Presen. week. Lieut.. Orchard, the secretary of the commission spd 6isoursing officer, will leave for that place on the J,ferson. Major Richardson is al ready there and Capt. PtIlsbury is ss ya'dez and due to leave for Seattle tonight.
 While at Seattle, the commission wiil lay out it's summer work, and pnr- chase supplies to forward on the fist boats down the river and to Nome.
 LieIt. Orcha, aDd, perhaps, all the the commission will return to Skagway iu a snort tune.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-03
BOSS TALKS Bic Indian Makes Weather
 Comparisons

Biz Boss, on whose shoulders rests rae mantle of a long line of Ind.sn chiefs Of the LeOarge tribe, says she WhitehOrss Star, wss in town during the week and took occasion to hand out some weather lore. The Boss family Is ancient and time-stsined and in it's archives are accounts of the weather for the past several huudrd years.
 Accordlag to Jim there was just such a day as Wednesday of this week 237 years ago. His fourth great grand father experienced it and handed au account down through the corridors of sime to succeeding generations of the Boss family. Ia March of the year l493, according to Jim's ninth great grandfather, there was just such ano,h- CT day as Wednesday,
 To the year TIT ,he ice never went out of the lake acd Labor day, tie first Monday in September. was celebrated by a big ice worm festival. Wild animals did not sned that year and by the following sprlnG sbbig looked ss large ss aTerage-sizsd moose. IL was 8 great contrast to the year l6S3, when, according to Jim's sixth great grand father, the lske did not freeze over and pussy willows blOOmed all winter, The ash grew 50 arge that winter that Bob Clark's nets were all ripped % pieces.
 Jim does not expect the ice to ho'd in tie lake a the coming summer but he risks the prophetic reputation Of his family On the assertion that the. lake will not open as early as usual.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-03
SUISSE WINS
Chicago Gives R pUbliCaGs
 Majority

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
 Chicsgo, April 3-Frederick Busse republican, was elected mayor of Chi, cago yesterday, defeating Edward F, Duane, democrat. by l3,OOj plurality.
 The republican p. .aJform declares for municipal ownnrsaip only when the people vote for it.. It approves of an arrangement with the street car own CTS, which has been agreed upon by the council, that will extend the franchises 25 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22

WASHINGTON, Oct. Pit 10 ~.
mored this afternoon that Secretary
Of the Treasury cortelyou intends
10 relieve the financial situation In
New York BY depositlng s4o,Ooo,o0o
Of government funds IN two Of the
largest banks there. Cortelyou re-
fused 10 discuss the rumor.
One Of the rumors IN circulation
here is that cortelyou has ordered
100000 900 distributed among the
leading national banks Of New
York. Cortelyou stated that he 10
keeping In close touch with bust
meas conditions throughout the
country, and that IN the matter Of
public deposits he viii az all times
consult the needs OF legitimate bus-
ineas Interests and will deal equit-
ably with any situation arising.
Mr.. Cortelyou left for New York
thia afternoon TO personally lnVesti-
gate the financial situation there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22

that committed by Smith without
being temporarily dsmenfed forms
The only basis for the defense
Upon this impression the lawyers
of the defense viii play in the hope
Of establishing a doubt Ia the
minds of the Jury az 30 the sanity
% smith The fact that hiss acts
we're out Of the ordinary Will be-
used az an argument that they re-
suited from insanity
Murder Was Spectacular.
The murder was one Of tho most
spectacular In tho criminal annals
OF King county. After 90 years or
more Of married life. Mira Smith
had obtained a divorce from Smith
on the ground Of cruel treatment
The divorce was followed b. IRE.
quonf efforts AZ reconciliation on
the part ~ Smith Failure was met
By threats against Mrs smiths life
and Smith was arrested on com
plant Of his former wife last win.
tor. but escaped 10 California be.
fore being placed under peace
bonds Returning. he attempted
again 10 induce Mrs Smith 10 live
with him The last attempt was
made the day before the murder.
Mrs Smith refused and Smith left.
with a yelled threat against her
life
sis actions on the morning Of
the murder indicate that the shoot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22
MANY SHUT-OFFS

There Ia a total OF ebe shut-ofg
notices for fixed rate consumers.
and zIo on meters, Ia the Third
district for which the time Is up
and TO which inspectors OF the
water office went this morning Go
turn the water OF The Third die
trict Ia that part Of the city lylng
north OF Caller 81 The payment o.
the rates should have been made
during September
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22
FORD JURY
COMPLETE

SAN FRANCISCO, oct 22-The
jury which is 70 sit IN judgment on
Tirey l.. Ford, accused of briblng
ex Supervisor jennings Z. Phillips
to vote for an overhead trolley
franchise. was completed today ex-
actly az noon. The long strain Of
securing a jury this morning began
to tell upon the attorneys for both
sides. and upon several occasions
they gave way TO their feelings and
freely denounced each other Upon
one occasion Special Prosecutor
Henoy declared that n the court did
not protect him from the verbal
attacks OF Attorney Earl Rogers
that he would do 80 himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22
CANADIAN ROAD SECURES
AN ENTRANCE INTO SEATTLE
MAL0NEY IN
OFFICE

Michael r. Maioney, who was az.
pointed superintendent OF streets
and sewers last night by Mayor
Moore, has filed his oath Of office
and this afternoon assumed the new
duties
Charlos Il Case. tho retiring 80.
pcrintendont. has some private
business Ia the country 20 occupy
hia time for a few days. after which
BIO Will assume command OF the klt
OF carpenters tools that he laid
aside whom he Was named By the
mayor 20 the place he held all sum.
meF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22
Wv Smiths Claim Of Temporary Mental Alteration
Be COmbatted by the Stakeholder Venre
Necessary, as Present Panel Is Exhausted --Preju-
ice Against Plea Is Evident

a Dow Smith temporarily IN.
Wen Be- killed BIZ wlfe and
'ilAlaw on the morning 81
iasi, Ia their Green Lake
= ne ques,ion depends bis fate
= asnds Of the jury which IS
selected Ia the superior
~ g iFy him for the murder Of
aHofeed wife. Anna Smith
= sae claims that Smith is In.
u. 4 present No one has claim
~ he was ever insane prior
~ = when. with hla smoking
e sent death 20 the two
eess women But 10 the al.
q any other possible fine
80. -s'.ise his attorneys win al
-. lDe theory that he was tenn
800 insane when he commit
w deed and will offer teati
p suosianliaie the claim.
S'oH Deliberafion.
~ STATE win Introduce evidence
~ MS testimony The state
shos that smllha deed was
~. 49, murder. chat he knew
he vas doing when he TOOL
a'ea Of the two women who
n. o,earied such a close relation.
2 him ana that re plea 81
sg.afy Insanity 81 advanced aa
4. ~ possible hope Of escaplne
anEmans moose
$50 - neatly the lncldoptg eur
sss'1as NE murder win be- III
\. !. y Interest An ne knowp
49, ne murderer Immediately
w aad after the deed win hi
-. mo evidence through vii
~. e determine whether tbev
- 'hs acts Of mailman or III
sss-..s.. capable Of reason and AZ
Ale action "'' wv
hss POPULAR Impression that nd
~ commit such a deed M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22
ds Preliminary Work. and Renewal North Coast Application for Fran
s With Official Announcement Of P Connection Expected Within
Few Weeks Terminal Property on Lake Union Secured

and survey work has been con.
tnucd In the Yakima valley.
Employed Local Engineers.
Preliminary to the purchase OF
the holdings 81 the North Coast
company the Canadian Pacific en-.
ployed q firm 81 engineers "a this
city 20 supervise the location of
the line 10 be constructed from
sumaa 60 Seattle All Of the pre-
uminary surveys were completed
and The route practically decided
before the negotiations for the
North Coast holdings we're closed
4 large tract ~ Lake Union VA.
terfront property has been quietly
purchased hy the representatives ~
the Canadian Pacific aud praotic.
ally all Of the details of location
u terminals and the route 10 be
followed In building the connect.
lng links of the Canadian Pacific.
that will give the road access TO
Seattle, have been completed
VIII Renew Application.
Within the next few weeks Il rs
expected the application OF the
North Coast railroad for fran
chise TO enter this city will BE- ~
ncsed and the connection With the
Canadian road officially announced
Il Is the intention ~ the Cana.
dian Pacific "a have the line com
pie'ed 20 Seattle and IA operation
In time 10 participate In the direct
business 70 the Alaska. Yukuu.ra
eific exposition IN 1909 With con
siderable less mileage 10 build than
either the Milwaukee or the Uninu
Pacific 70 connect Seattle with its
main line. the Canadian Pacific Wiil
make an effort % D. the first 81
the new roads 10 enter thia clty
R.,h its completed read
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22
Another New York Financial Institution in Trouble
Owing to Report of Change Of Presdents--Branch
Office SuspendS Payments This Afternoon.

The directors aided the clerks in
the Fifth ay. branch.
THE Withdrawals are small. de
clared Director Harry Hollins az
noon No large amounts we're
taken out and there IN no need TO
feel alarmed We have plenty Of
money The state bank examiners
have been here and are gone"
Shortly after noon the change WAS
sudden Payment was temporarily
suspended az the downtown office,
after paying out 5000. 900. the
amount 81 cash IN the vaults AZ
the same time all branch offices
suspended pay ment The deposit.
OTIS we're told 10 come back toner
row morning
Payment was suspended despite
the positive assertions 81 the insti-
tuition that the bank Is solvent.
Notice ~ the suspension ran call
money up to 80 per cent and start
ed the Wild rumor that the bank
% North America IL in difficulty.
The Knickerbocker officials are
comforting and VIII soon issue an
official statement Of the banks af-
fairs
An the trust companies Of New
York have been asked 20 relieve
the KuickerbOcker, and the clear
ing house has been asked 10 Hd-
vance money 30 that payments can
be resumed for the balance Of the
day
Examiner n W. Hutchins % the
state banking department made
hasty examination Of the accounts
Of the knickerbockcr and declared
that the books showed the bank 10
be solvent The officials continue
TO insist that The bank Is solvent
How II Started.
After az all-night session, al.
tended by , pierpont Morgan and
other flnanc!ers. it was announced
that the trust companies would
support the Knickerbocker com
pany through any situation and
pledged $4,000 900 for emergency
use
when the run started the Knick.
erbocker company had Ss.Q0Q. 600 In
its vaults. while the deposits
amount 20 So $50. GOO.
A Foster Higgins. the new presi-
dent. took charge OF the Knieker-
bocker's affairs today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22

=. Canadian Pacific railroad
: ..rceassa she franchises. right
-, sua al property acquired by
x.,,h Coast Rail0ad company,
...,,a,a,sa tsO years ago tor the
80, i suIlains a railroad from
~. wana 10 Seattle and viii
--s.,s the line % this city con.
....lrx wlsh the main line ot the
1900 Pacific near Sumas and
....rA ne coast branch from
49, Wana 70 spokane
"A e he neguiiations have been
.srirdsa and TIE final surveys are
- A,las made preliminary 90 The
80, construction between this
= "a The BOUNDARY lac near
~ xoFth Coast Rad was in.
@sersssa BY Robert Stfahcrue.
sss,keg viii Seattle and Spokane
80 atcat two wars ago Al
g une 4 vas announced that the
. "a % b a part uf a new
susweasineagal system
Purchase Property.
sossrty uas purchased for ter.
anl parposes In North Yakima
8 sssiiia. and riEhtofway Tor
r~rxaIsy me entire line between
ksae aad waiia Walla secured
merAhle construction has al
wsr Aesn done ard the suryeyg
sfA sAe Cascades completed
~ hra block that was placed
80 az Of The North Coast road
III b. refusal Of the Seattle city
M & xrsnt a franchise 20 the
saaaY nfil The transcontiuenta
xuaseoss uere officially disclos
I sos sA4t time no further r.
aAn Assa naae 90 secure gran
as Hfy Boz the construction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22
BANK clEARlNos.
BOAT RUN DOWN AND
OCCUPANTS DROWN

VANCOUVER. " c.. Oct -
That the steamer ChaFm.f. q irs
minutes prior 70 her collision with
the Tartar IN The fog laat Thursday
nixht. ran info ana sank a fiah.
Ing boat ana drowning Donald
Gum and Alec MacAuicy OF Point
Grey Is nov pretty certain. Pas
senKers on the ChAriner reported
striking a small boat but little ere
dsnoc was placed In tho story Nov
J lnnis says the tWo men named
we're tshlng for him and have been
missing since Thursday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22
Panic on Eschanne.

NEW YORK. Oct 22.-Exeitina
trading on the Stock Exchange fol-
lowed the closing Of the Knicker.
booker Trust eompany't bank, the
air taking on . paniekY aspect. Val.
ues dropped 20 Q points from the
noon figures, and call money went
Up 10 s. per cent. later declining 10
81. Immediately after the kHicker.
booker closed a panic seemed Ger
tain. II was announced that the
National City bank had loaned s..
o0o.o 900 a. 6 per cent 10 regular
Stock Exchange customers 10 avoid
panic. u ~sa the most exciting
day In financial circles since the
Northern Pacific corner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22

world In the most sensational sport
event of al times
A race through the sky
Tho great international balloon
and airahlp contests began here yes.
terday and continue. AZ wind and
weather permits. until all the mum.
berf ou the race card are pulled OF
With the magnificent James Cor.
don Bennett cup held hy this coun.
try aa The result 90 Lieut. Frank
Lahm's fQ2mile night last year.
from Paris % north England. Ger.
many, France and England VIII
strive hard % win the trophy. the
blue ribbon % The air
Il makes one ponder. 20 consider
this Krea, aerunauiic world festival.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22

NEW YORK oct ~ Huns were
started today on the funr offices o.
the kniekeFbOckeT Trust company.
following the publication % the
sudden change in presidents and
reports ~ trouble Great stacks %
currency and coin we're placed on
the counters Ia each branch and
every demand was met quickly
AZ the main office in lower Broad.
way the line % deposliors extend.
ga into the street and O long line
formed around the Harlem branch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22
10y United prsss. !

10y United press.)
CHICAGO. Oct % Two bal
looms. one OF them United States
No. 3. passed over 0ray's Lake. 20
miles west OF WaukeERn. M. AZ
. 05 this morning. going ia the
direction Of Lake Michigan.
At Gao the United states balloon
was sighted over Zion city, the sec
ond balloon being close behind
Both balloons passed out over the
big lake.
At Gray's Lake. the balloons
passed $50 feet from the ground
One Of tho aeronauts asked the
iownapeople through a megaphonc
what town they we're passing over
AZ Zion city the pilot OF the
United States balloon shouted
Everything all right on board
LAFAYETTE. Ind. oct 22.-An
unidentified balloon passed two
miles north OF here at 9.05 this
morning
LIN FftAHf ANNaf bNfs a. NA't
unidentified balloons going AZ a
slow speed passed in a southeaster
~ direction over Linden at 30
this morning.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, oct a.
One Of the balloons seen over Lin.
den passed slowly over Broad Rip.
pie, glx miles north Of here. at 10
O'Clock this morning Il was a Ger
man balloon.
Special balloon weather continues
throughout the north central states
The wind Is expected TO SHIFT 20
the northwest tonight
CHICAGO. Oct ~ The balloons
seem 10 be sailing In sets Of three
II is now thought that three bal
looms passed over WAukegan and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22
LIFE RESTS WITH
INSANITY PROOF

From the time % the murder to
the time Of hia final surrender TO
the police. smiths actions showed
a definite plan OF saving himself
from mob violence Tho frat man
he met. a real estate dealer On the
neighborhO0d named Martin. he
held up at the point Of bis revolver
before telling him 81 the deed he
had committed lie asked Martha
10 communicate with 4. A Newly.
apparently the only man whom
Smith would trust In bis time Of
trouble When word had been sent
10 Mr. Newly. Smith forced Mar
tin 10 accompany him 20 a hiding
place Ia the woods. at the point
OF the revolver. 10 await the ar.
rival Of Newly.
From his place OF refuge. Smith
watched. revolver Ia hand, until the
arrival % Newly when he stated
the terms on which be would sur
render 10 the police 10 stipulated
that there should be no demon.
atraion by the police. that he must
be- taken by a single officer as
quietly as possible TO jail he re.
fused to give up his revolver until
satisfied that all HIS e,ipulationa
had been complied with
After HIS arrest he talked intelll
gently, apparently realizing fully
his deed and it's consequences The
next day In Jail he showed the
same rational intelligence Since
then be has shown no signs Of In
sanity.
Prejudice 10 Evident
Owing apparently 10 widely
distributed prejudice I'm this locality
against the plea Of temporary In
sanity IN murder cases. the process
Of securing a Jury ~ proceeding
very slowly After nearly two days
work. the regular vonlre Of jury
men has been exhausted. and a
special yenire Of so men WAS drawn
this morning Each side Of the
case has used one OF its peremptory
challenges. leaving rs yet 10 be
used
The questions on which nearly
an the vonife men are excused are
those regarding the attitude Of
mind Ia murder cases where tenn
porary insanity is pleaded as a de
Tense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22

TANoIER. Oct. ~ Some Of the
rebel Raisulfs followers havo de-
ssrtod him and come 90 Tangicr
The native report Of the occurrence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. q. The
board OF health issued the follow.
ms plague report New 5. suspects
2. verified 2 totals "a verified. ts
deaths. II cured. 10 remaining. Is
suspects
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22
70 KILL MAGICIAN
BY INCHES

gives ns reason for the descr.
lions that Raisuu, Ia retaliation for
the French intcfferencea In the
steps taken to secure the release
Of Sir Harry Maclean. intends 10
hll MaclcAn "by inches"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22
CANADIAN PACIFIC PURCHASES ALL
l HOLDINGS OF NORTH COAST ROAD
RUN IS MADE ON THE
KMECNERBOCNER TRUST
CTTTCTOEl Adopts New Method
OUIVADL . by Using Electricity

local electric lighting works
Brown was seen with his hands
on two Of the terminals. aud IN.
atanuy fell dead A letter was
found indicating his intention 10
commit suicide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22

LONDON. Oct ~ What f. be
llevcd % be the first case OF sui.
eide By electricity has occurred at
KINGSTON The victim WAS william
brown, carpenter employed Ia the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22
OFFICIALS ACT TOGETHER
TO FIGHT The PLAGUE
BOUNDARY LINE CASE.


, WASHINGTON. Oct ga
, The supreme court of che I
. United states has SGT Docem. :
; her Tor arguments IN the
; boundary line case between
, Oregon aud Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22
Council Authorizes Board Of Health to Draw on Gen.
eral Fund for Necessary MOney--Medical Author
lies Of Oregon and Washington Will Be Asked to
Aid in Preventing Spread Of Disease.

the police force TO assist in enforc-
ing regulations
with an these precautions. the
city authorities are confident that
the disease will be prevented from
spreading
To Esterninate Rats.
The activities Of the board Of
health and health officer viii lie
directed toward the determination
Of rats which carry the infection,
the Improvement OF sanitary condi-
tons IN the city, especially IN the
Oriental quarter. and close inspec-
ton OF that quarter OF the city.
The Oriental quarter will be divld-
ed into districts. each under an in
spector A suhstation OF the health
department will also be opened Ia
the district.
A maximum OF ten cents for each
rat killed will be paid By the board
Of health as a starter to stimulate
the determination OF rats. What
expense the crusade will entail can.
not be estimated az present. Man
ia spent as high as $4,000 per
week, and the expenses Of San
Francisco have reached SIS. GOO per
week The health officers antici.
pate that the campaign in Seattle
viii not cost 90 exceed si0.O00 per
week
Enforcing the Ordinance.
Inspectors OF the health depart
ment this morning began in earnest
the active work Of enforcing the
ordinance for the prevention of the
spread OF the bubonic plague.
Inspectors Laudwher and Combs
were specially delegated 10 cover
an the waterfront. starting from the
warehouses iu the southern part
OF the city and following Railroad
av. as far around the bay 20 the
north as the canal waterway.
Copies of the new ordinance we're
taken along 20 give TO every owner
aud lessee of dock or warehouse,
and orders were given for them 10
take receipt or acknowledgment
from every one affected by the
law
The law compels the surrounding
Of an places where food products
are kept In bulk 90 be enclosed
with wire netting and also provides
for the closing up Of all rat holes
about the premises and their alb
somto exclusion from all rooms
and places where foodstuffs are
kept
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22
ALASKA AGENT
RESIGNS

JUNEAU. Oct 90 "A s. Daut.
rick. one OF the best known trans.
portaton men In Alaska today and
Tot years connected with the Alaska
Steamship Co. Tor the past two
years being agent here. has sent
In his resignation 20 the officers
OF the company az Seattle. Isaac
Sowerby. formerly of llaines. has
been appointed his successor.
Frank p nurna. one ~ the prin.
clpM officials OF the Alaska steam.
ship Co. stated today that Mr..
Dautrick had resigned 10 enter
private life In Alaska MT Daut
rick has interests In many mining
properties ia the north. and will al.
tend 10 business relating 90 them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22

LONDON. Oct "a Carrying 500
ranpR the Russian steamship
nsmaaa d ashoFe OF skaillnse.
snielas % dispatch 10 iioyda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22

LONDON. Ont. Oct 22--There
sill be no Sunday street cars in
London for the present The city
council decided that &c would BE- ~
legal 10 run them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-22
Steamship
ON ROCKS

from Nalmo. sweden. The vessel
ran on the rocks during a heavy
fog The LitnaBia In difficult a.
reach and the passengers. who are
bound for America. are IN grave
danger