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State in tennessee Case { Has
New Evidence sEs
LOST ! WITNESS SIss Found
THOMAS cLoAR TEsTiFIEs THAT
HE WAS. ASKED TO JOIN RIDER
/. BAND. AND WAS TOLD OF THE.
/ MEN WHO WERE. MARKED
FOR DEATH. s.-,s,...

Union City, Tenn, Dec. 24.-Instead
OF resting with the testimony 1t had
submitted, the state decided today to
strengthen the case against the night
riders with q little more evidence: For
this purpose it summoned Thomas H.
3Gloar;a no relative Of the defendant,
jArthur Cloar, as its FIRST witness. i
Cioar was induced to Join the night
riders by :.rthar ;Eloar early III Oc-
5ober 4 The witresss was teool but care
,frl, for, on last Sunday a. friend of+one
OF the men, on TRIAL approached 'Ctoar
and told hinif,i II heEt testified he;would
BE Killed before he left sthe stand. He
wass $nissing for an hour or two last
night and the state feared she had been
abducted or killed. !, !. t'.,5i ~ Il Nc Il III
l'{ Found by Armed Band.
An armed party found him at his
home in Clayton, however. He has been
III linton city Since the defendants ar
,riyed' and. simply went home for a yis-
III. On the daysEof Captain Ranken's
murder, Cloar Went to Reelfoot lake
for Ash and met Bob Huffman and Bud
Morris, two Of the defendants. Huff
man told him they warted him to 5o:u
In order to gel: Information as to how
Union City was guarded. as they want
cd to visit that place and attend TO-
Judge Jones, attorney General Cald-
well, the Iatter's father. man SO
years old p Judge Waddeli and mum
Der Of other promirent men who were
Urging determination Of the nightrider
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men
=.
TO CONFER
Ill hMIA -
SENTENCING OF A. r. OF L. OF.
r GALS WILL BE THREsHED
OUT BY EXECUTIVE CON-
MITTEE, Jt>l. II.

washington, Dec. 24.--The whole
question OF sentencing for contempt
of court OF President Gompers. Vice
F .esident Mitchell and Secretary Nor
rison Of the American Federation OF
Labor, bp Justice Wright in the SUI
preme5 court OF the District of Column
bia, yesterday will be tireshed over
at meeting Of the executive council
of the federation to be held in this
city on, Jan. IL, next
This meeting, while regularly
scheduled one, VIII be nota,.e be-
cause Of the vital issues affecting la
bor involved in the action Of the court.
A resolution sustaining the attitude
OF the leaders Of the big organization
with It's 10000 odd councils and D.
ooo, 900, or members VII be submitted
for action and the policy OF the feder-
alton IN view Of t:ae courts action and
scathlng arraignrrent carried in the
decision will be. outlined.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-24
HALT RAILWAYS, "
MILLERS DEMAND
TELL. INTERSTATE BODY UNJUST
RATES ARE PARALYZING
.t@ INDUSTRY.

washington, Dec. 24.--The milling
interest of the northwest are being
crushed by the unjust and discrinina-
tory railroad rates charged by the
railroads running to the atlantic sea
board, according to petition filed to-
day with the interstate commerce
commission Forty milling companies
that have an annual grinding capacity
IT. l7,000, 900 barrels OF -four, join In
presenting the. petition and twenty
sight railroads are named us defend
ants.
AS things are now going, the millers
assert, IL Is only a. question of tims
when they will be broken up in busi-
ness.
The Touring interests of Buffalo havt
grown enormously and the miliers Of
Minnesota cannot obtain enough wheat
to keep their mills grinding at capac.
ity.
Before 1900 they were charged les,
than 40, cents a hundred pounds bS
rail- and water from Minneapolis II
New York. Now the rate Is % cents
They ask for rate OF 20 cents.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-24
Relinquishes All Claim to Vene-
zuelan Presidency
ISSUES PUBLIC STATEMENT
Der ED HEAD OF SOUTH AMER
joan REPUBLIC ANNOUNCES
THAT HE WILL PUT NO STONES
IN WAY or PRESENT ADMIN,
IsTRATIoN.

Berlin, Dec. e24.-Cipriano Castro to-
day gave a statement to the Associat-
ed Press what mounts virtually to
the abandonment of his present claims
to the presidency of Venezuelan repub-
lie. His statement is as follows:
After taking cognesac of every
thing prir ted in the newspapers from
Venezuela / doubt he attitude there
in attributed to the present govern
ment at Caracas. but will have more
to say on this subject when I am
in better health AID when have full
knowledge of what has occurred
In any event I should place no. diff
ficulties in the way of the present ad-
ministrNtion of ,enezuela in settling
the pending controversy with foreign
governments even If this should in
volve my own withdr- wal from activ-
-ty in the affairs of the nation"
General Castro Will remain for TWO
weeks longer in a private sanitarium
Of Or. Isreal. He will give out no
information concerning his future
plans.
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no REGARD
FOR truth
Daily News SANDERS Good
People Of Fargo
SENSATION A HUGE HOAX
STORY PUBLISHED IN MORNING
SHEET TO-DAY OF FAMILY
STARVING IN FARGO yA5so-
LuTELY FALsE-DEAN BURLE.
SON SAYS STORY rs LIE.

To The Forum: greatly regret
the appearances In this mornings News
Of an article under startling head I.
lines, Purportins TO set forth a heart.
rsndino story Of destitution and star.
yation. To cay that the story 10 a
gross exal<yeration 10 70 sss a far
milder description than the case de-
serves. The reporter probably ne
elected TO verify his facts and also
realized how appealing such a tale
would be just az the christmsstide.
Probably he at the same time failed
to realize what serious injustice he
was doing. TO many people, and what
o positive unkindneas to q modest and
self respecting woman who Is trying
braveIy to help herself and will feel
deeply thus utterly unnecessary pub.
Iicity. t
The real facts are taese: The wo.
named narned 10 a member of my con
gresaticn. She 10 not now, and never
has been utterly destitute. For Eve
weeks ! have been visiting her anc
the church has been helping her. sh'
knows perfectly we'll tnat any pressing
need will be supplied on application
by mo. The church does not care e
ing have been provided, and she I,
now being nursed by woman SEN
by me-. Tn ehure does not care e
parade it's charities. but I feel tha
the people Of Fargo ought to know tina
the terrible condition reported simpI,
does not exist.
am thankful that the woman's ad
dress was wrongly given 80 that sh
may escape being over~helmsd by
tide Of weIIa meant but unnecessar,
charity l. sl 3 y
/ Hugh !, RprIeson,
Dean of Gethsemans cathsdra
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-24
HOSPITAL ADIEU
Will RENEW WOES
COLONEL TUCKER AWAITS ARMY
RECALL AND WiFE'S RELENT-
LESS PROSECUTION.

Hot Springs. Ark. Dec. 24.--Col
Fred Tucker. chief paymaster Of the
army in the division Of the lakes. daily
expects to be called from the Army
and Navy hospital here, where he was
ordered three months ago when his
wife, Mrs. Dolly Logan Tucker was
endeavoring to secure his arrest In
Chicago.
Mrs. Myrtle Plat, the nurse Mrs
Tucker charged with having caused q
separation from her husband, is quar-
tered here with Colonel fuckers sister
from Oak Park, ILL.,. and Tucker Is 6
daily visitor to their apartments.
Interest centers in the recall order
because OF the statements by Mrs
Dolly Logan Tucker, that II Colonel
Tucker ever lived to leave this city
she woud again pursue him into the
criminal courts of Cook county, III.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-24
Her SACRIFICE
IS ALL in Vain
WIFE GIVES HER BLOOD IN
" FUTILE EFFORT TO SAVE
HUSBANDS LIFE. a

Hartford Conn, Dec 24.--whens she
awakened from a stupor of an an
aesthetic last evening, following her
willing sacrifice of several pints Of her
own blood TO be transferred into the
veins Of her husband. who was crit
ically ill., Mrs. Joseph Hartnett dis
covered that her husband had just died
and his body was still beside her on
the hospital table
The attending physicians desired to
operate on Hartnett, but they feared
he would be unable to recover from
the shock In his weakened condition.
To save the shock, TRANSMISSION Of his
wife's blood to his own veins was de-
termfned upon as a last resort, but
even that heroic method proved use
less, for Hartnett died even before
the new blood had begun to. thoroughly
assimilate, and the wife, when she was
informed, was scarcely able to recover
from the shock. and her life was
despaired of for some. time.
The widow has seven children.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-24
WARNS GIRLS
FROM stage
MARY ANDERSON SAYS THAT
THE LIFE Is NOT THE RIGHT
KIND FOR THE AVERAGE
GIRL OF THIS AGE.

New York, Dec. 24.-Mary Anderson,
who was the queen OF the American
stage up to the time OF her retirement,
when she married Antonio de Navarro,
reached New York yesterday. She is
on visit from England with her hus-
band and her 12-year- r-oId son and B.
year old daughter. She brought some
advice to young girls contemplating
stage career.
Il would not advise the average
young girl to seek the stage" said Mrs.
de Navarro. "Only those who are pos
sessed OF great talent are able 10 enjoy
the fruits of their Efforts. The life
of the mediocre actress is very hard
and unsatisfactory.
Young girls would do better to seek
employment as teachers, or in other
lines. The returns IN the long run swill
be more satisfactory, both in happiness
health and financially. =, =
"The theatrical profession fs easy tc
enter and hard to leave. II rewards
its favorites. but Furnishes those who
do not possess more than ordinary
ability. -, ...g s-r
II left the stage without regret, bl;
I look back to my life as an actress
as pleasant memory. The public
was kind to me, and I retired at time
when 1t appeared that playgoers wish
ed me to remain and entertain them
have a horror Of the thought Of ever
having to go back and play old woman
parts, for instance.
II have been told that reports have
been, circulated In New York that ]
shall take part in theatrical entertain
ments during my stay here. These
reports are unfounded. / shall never
return to the stage in any way"
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awnax Won't predict.

Chicago, Dec. 24.--''What President
Roosevelt will do with the resolution
adopted by the senate and house con-
earning the secret service, / do not
care to anticipate said Representa-
Give James Al Tawney. who passed
through Chicago on his way 70 his
nome In Winona yesterday.
1--WE have done what was considered
about right, and there 1t rests for the
time being
Speaker Cannon will eaaily be re-
elected, hsossibly without opposition
except from Congressman Champ
Clark OF Missouri, leader OF the demo-
cratic minority"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-24
WOULD AMEND CONSTITUTIONS.
NO Provision for Succession II q Pres.
ident Elect Should Die.

Washington. Dec. 24.--Senator Ba-
cons bill providing for an amendment
to the federal constitution relating to
presidential succession. is a concrete
expression of the situation which con-
fronts the United States once In four
years beginning the day after the eiec-
ticn and continuing until the fourth
day OF the following March. There i
nothing In the constitution to provide
for q presidential succession in case
tho presfdent-clcct were to die prior
to inauguration day. such an omission
should be promptly remcdied and yer
such 10 the situation In which tile
country finds itself with reference e
this important matter that 1t has beer
permitted t~ drav aleng for years
without serious attention
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-24
BATHHOUSE JOHN
IS ACQUITTED
CHICAGO ALDERMAN FREED OF
CHARGE or ASsAULTING
PHOTOGRAPHER.

Chicago. Ill, Dec 24-AIderman
"Bathhouse'' John Coughlin, accused
OF assault and battery on Lyman At
well, the Record Herald's photogra-
pher, was found not guilty today.
The verdict was reached by a jury
in JUDGE Newcomers court last night,
but 1t was not announced until today.
Coughlin was alleged to have COM
mitted the assault the night OF the re-
cent First ward democratic ball
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-24
KAISER
ON WATER Wagon

New York, Dec. 24.--At the Meth'o-
dist preachers meeting yesterday, DIR
William; Potts George, pastor of the
Bedford street church, introduced a
resolution commencing the German
emperor for HIS published intention tc
abstain henceforth from all intoxicat-
ing liquors as a beverage, expressing
4 hope for his active cooperation ir
combating the evils of the liquor traf-
fic and assuring him OF their high re-
spect and prayers. for himself and TIN
German people.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-24
GAY CHRISTMAS
AT WHITE HOUSE
RoosEvELT's WILL BREAK THEIR
PRECEDENT AND STAY IN
WASHINGTON.

Washington, Dec. 24.-President
Roosevelt will not leave Washington
during the holidays. For the past five
years he has quietly slipped away from
the capitol and passed two or three
days at Pine Knot. Va. But this, his
last Christmas here. he will pass at the
White House
Mrs. Longworth, Theodore Roosevelt
Jr., Quentin, Kermit. Archie and Miss
Ethel will sit at the family board for
the big dinner.
There will be turkey gobbler
weighing twenty-six pounds was
killed and dressed today. The din
nor will be served at o'clock Friday.
The president has received an opos-
sum from Staunton.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-24
MAY PROBE THE
| REBATE CHARGE
BELIEVED IN CHICAGO PACKERS
WILL BE UNDER
FIRE.

Chicago. ILL.,. Dec 24.--rhe issuance
OF 100 subpoenas, twenty Ave Of which
were served on employees in the traffic
OF Nelson Morris q Co.
sumn,oning them before the federal
grand jury. have started reports that
the inquisitorial body would investi-
gate charges or rebating among the
big packing firms at the stock yarls
Al fying visit to Washington by Dis
trict Attorney Sims. Is supposed te
haze been in connection with Tho
.--.-r@-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-24
CAN'T BE MAYOR
and BE Pure man
so MILL. CITY EXECUTIVE SAYS
WHEN He RETURNS AND
.s FINDS A STIR.

Minneapolis, Dec. 24.-"A man can
be absolutely pure IL he is mayor for
only two weeks" said Mayor ]. C.
Haynes of this city yesterday when
told OF the wholesale reforms under
taken in his absence by President A K.
Merrill of the city council.
Mayor Haynes returned today TO fnd
orders out against gambling and Sun
day dances, and the Civic Federation
charging the police department with
being derelict regarding blind pigs.
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Alleged That Cabman Witness
Perjured Himself
DEFENSE ASKS FOR ARREST
MARTIN skuRA, AGED 1S, TEsTI-
FLED THAT HAMS BROTHERS
SAID WE'VE GOT HIM NOW"
THEN DENIED IT-t5AlNs WILL
TAKE STAND.

Flushing, u. z, Dec. 24>--N& sensa-
tional incident punctuated the trial Of
Thornton J. Hains today when Lawyer
John E. Mcintyre for the defense, ask
ed the court to commit for perjury
Martin skura, tae cabman who had
taken the stand as the flTst witness Of
the day.
After skura had given his dtrsst
testimony and when he said that
Thornton Hams had asked him 70
drive behind the stage carrying Mra.
Annis and that one Of the brothers had
said, We've got him now" he was
subjected to q severe examina-
tion by Hams counsel
Admitted He Lied.
Mcintyre asked the witness n he
had not signed a statement prepared
by Joseph Shay and Eugene Young.
of Counsel for the defense, In which
he stated that there was no converSa-
tions In the cab and that Annis' name
was never mentioned.
Skura, frightened and confused, de-
clared he had made the statements
but they were false. Mcintyre moved
that the 1s-year-old cabman be COM
said that he would take no action
pending further examination Of the
witness. Skura will be examined fur
ther.
State Nearly Through.
Flushing, N. Y. Dec. 24.--The states
case against Thornton J. Hams. for
participation in the murder Of William
e. Annis. nears it's close. District AT
| torney Darrin said that he hoped all
the prosecutions witnesses could be
heard before an adjournment is taken
| over Christmas until Saturday The
| wives OF three members OF the Bayside
Yacht club are under subpoena and
may be called by the state today to
tell of incidents IN which Annis par
ticipated previous to the shooting.
Lawyers for Thornton Hains expect
to open the defense on Saturday or
Monday. and Joseph Shay will outline
the case to the jury. 1t Is not known
1 how many witnesses will be called Tor
the defense, but Mcintyre and Shay
are placing their main hope in the
story that Thornton j. Hains will tell
on the stand.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-24
FINANCIAL POWER RESIGNS.
Thomas r. Ryan Quits Directorate o
Thirty-on one Corporations.

Thirty ore Corporations
New York. Dec. a. Thomas r..
Ryan, admittedly one Of the greatest
powers in the financial world, an
nounced today that yielding TO the
advice of physicians he had resigned
from the directorate of thirty one
corporations. The only enterprises in
the management OF which the noted
financier retains hand are the Nor
ton Trust CO., the National Bank OF
Commerce and the American Tobacco
co.
Ryan's action was taken in pursu-
ance OF a policy OF retirement first
adopted two years ago. AT that time
he was told by his physicians that the
multiplicity Of cares devolving upon
him as chief steersnan of so many
financial organizations, some Of which.
such ais the Equitable Life Assurance
society and the Interborough Metro
politan street railway system OF New
York were rapidly undermining his
health.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-24
N. Y. CORPORATIONS
DISBURSE MILLIONS

New York, Dec. 24.-Dividents in
terests, disbursements on stock and
bonds Of the banks, trust companies,
railroads, Industrial and other corpor
ations OF New York City for the month
of January, 1909, will Eeacl1 $2s0,00o.-
900, an increase OF Approximately s1T,-
600, 900 over the disbursements Of JAN
uary last year. The increase Is gen
orally attributal to the extraordin-
airy amount Of securities issued dur
ing the year
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-24
FRENCH and KAISER
in ALGERIAN ROW

London, Dec. 24.--France today call
ed the English governments attention
to alleged activity of Germany in STIR
ring up desertiorS from the French
foreign legion in Algeria. s.,
Z France submitted the testimony of
Count Won Rhoden. leader of the re-
cent mutiny and desertion of forty
German soldiers in southern Qran,
that he acted under formal orders from
Germany
Won Rhoden is close friend of
Prince Eitel. the kaiser's second son!
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-24
BELIEVE PAIR Died
in SUICIDAL PACT

st. Louis, Dec. 24.-Police believe a
suicide pact was carried out by Her
man Albers and wife, whose bodies.
wrapped in each other arms, were
found today on a pallet in the kitchen
of fiat. Death was caused by gas
escaping from a range.
Albers and his wife had become
reconciled, after a brief separation, a
few hours before they died.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-24
"GIRLS Who WILL WE'D POOR men
SHOULD De SELF-SUPPORTING'
JUDGE WARREN FOSTER
JUDGE WARREN FOSTER

York Dec a only
se a week support her feS4
Judge Warren W.
husban nd,ap painter earning but $6 week ss
rush appeal the president
learned js but y does not e wno
such thing reasonable right and The Society the
the
prsssnt trend quality than
Sgband
q because he san live himself on the se"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-24

Washington. Dec. 24.-Critics are
not united as to the man who is to step
into Bonapartes shoes as attorney
general OF the United States. Some
say 1t win be Wickersham. Of New
York city, who is the law partner Of
Mr.. Taft's brother, Henry w. TAFT II
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-24
FREIGHT CARS; aDERAlLED.
Serious Loss Of Life Exported on Phil
adelpE1ia IL Reading Proves False.

ausIFVta W sty1 e . y = s'9O' s4'9O'
Trenton, N. j.. Dee. 24.--The de
railing }of two fre:sht cars due to a
broken axle on the Philadelphia -&
Reading railway near Pennington to-
day. gave rise to various reports OF
serious loss OF life, but all proved to be
untrue, no one being injured by the
rnissiaap. Telephone and telegraphic
facilities to the scene OF the derailment
are not the best and there was sour
rying for automobiles BY the county
officials and newspaper men who hur-
ried to the place to happily find that
nothing serious had occurred
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-24
One Killed and -Four Are Badly
Burned
FIREMEN SAVE MANY LIVES
EIGHTEEN-YEAR-o OLD BOY GRE.
MATED BY FLAMES - WOMAN
MAY DIE, AFTER BEING RES
cUED RY FIRE HERo-Loss is
$4,000.

New York, Dec. 24.-Ope man was
killed and three other men and women
were seriously burned while the lives
Of many others were saved only the
prompt ana heroic work of firemen
and tenants themselves, in a fire that
wrecked five-story apartment house
at 122 West One Hundred and Twenty
seventh street early today.
The man who lost his life was DAN
iel Frizzell, eighteen years old, an
Englishman who lived with. family
named LOCKER on the top foor.
Tho Injured.
The injured:
Mrs. Alice LOCKER, so years old.
burned about the face and body, con-
dition serious.
Chas. LOCKER, her son, rs years old,
burned about the head and face.
Harrison LOCKER, another son %
years old. hands and arms burned.
David Mullen, fireman, burned
about the hands and face.
Mullen received his burns in saving
the life Of Mrs. LOCKER. He rushed up
the ladder to the window from which
Mrs. LOCKER wGs about to jump to
the ground fiye stories below. AS he
ran up the ladder the f-emen shouted
encouragement to the woman and
begged her not to jump. Although the
flames were pressing close behind her
she waited and was reaching out to
meet Mullen'i arms when she tainted
and fell back into the blazing room.
Without moments hesitation Mullen
plunged headlong after her through
the window from which clouds of
smoke and tongues of flames zere
swirling.
Rescue IS Sensational.
When he found Mrs. LOCKER lying
unconscious on the floor her might
clothing ablaze; he beat out the flames
with his bare hands, tore off his coat
and wrapped it around her TO protect
her from the flying enbers and fierce
heat and started for the return
BY this tins. the room was most
like a furnace but Mullen succeeded in
getting the unconscious woman to the
windew ana Eheif hair way down the
ladder where his companions were
waiting, Mrs. LOCKER was rushed to
a hospital, but she had been terribly
burned and 1t is supposed she may not
recover. t-sss..,
The property loss was $4,000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-24
EAST WELCOMES SNOW.
But White Christmas Means More
s.,+serinu in poor Quarter

Philadelphia. Dec "a. Eastern
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Deia-
ware are buried in blanket OF snow
from six inches to foot In de3,t
New York, Dec. 24.--Snow on the
ground for Christmas hailed joyfully
by the wen to-do with the first fall
OF flakes last night, has nevertheless
emphasized the hardship which II
brings to the poor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-24
STEAMER WRECKED, six DIE.
Sixty Eve Others Saved by Climbing
Over Face of Cliffs.

17TTT7s ----- T--
crookhayen. Ireland. Dec. e4.--The
British steamer Irada. Captain Rob
erts, from Galveston, Dec 5, for Liver.
pool. is a total wreck on the southwest
point of Mizen Head. Captain Roberts
a stewardess and four man were
drowried. The remainder Of the crew
sixty ave men. saved themselves BY
climbing the face OF the cliffs
! The steamer was driven ashore bs
heavy woather during q dense foG. II
lvaa loaded wi.b nnttcr.