davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-10
visits FAMILY. DIES.

PORT HURON. May 1o.--Begging
to be released from the hospital.
where he had been suffering for
weeks from typhoid fever, VIM. Kel-
Ter was finally given permission TO
leave the institution and see his late
ly-born baby. He was reunited with
his family but few minutes when
death claimed him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-10

For heavens sake. don't make this
. 11r any worse. II is a wretched con-
~ now. and the only thing you
|@n 10 a 20 assist your wife In bring.
y 10 your three sons that they will
y r11e up In after years and curse
|@n. rornet the past. That Is closed
~ nou. and full OF tragedy"
.<Iko Murphy was addressing
~ Tnubftx, before &iff-m on com
(~t Of Nh wife. Ida, gho charged
~ allowed their eldest son. aged
~ ton<n he streets instead OF goins
M nnd sent him for beer. Tn,
1|or9 recently divorced.
unn real SASSY" when firsi
ana told Attorney Warner
noou1h and not bother him
MN Judge Murphy soon
a Hin more cfvif. fife saft
W. no( able to 30 10 school
Mn 20 so to work, any
n r1A8r nnid. land ] will send
~ - nights.-
1 able 10 20 to school du.-
-. md yet you want him 70
~ ~ 90 20 school At
SSdsd with IN order
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-10
SULTAN GETS SWORD.
Turkish Rulers Coronation Ceremonies
Completed in Mosque Eyoub.

CONSTANTINOPLE, May 1O.-Meh-
med V. was invested with the sword
Of Gilman today, thereby completing
the coronation ceremonies. The sword
OF Gilman is the sign OF power OF the
sultan, corresponding TO the crown
worn by other rulers.
The ceremony. which was brief, took
MACE in the Mosque Eyorb.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-10
PRODUCE.

The market was absolutely without
feature this morning. An occasional
these were carried over from saturday.
There were no calves In. and with the
egg deal. the whole list was easy I'm
tone. Flour and feed prices were ad :
vanced. and dealers in fruits and sea
sonable goods. reported a growing de-
mand.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-10
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. May i0.--Butter--Cream =
cry. extra, csc: hrsts 23c: seconds 2lc:
dairy, extra. 23nc. Eggs-Firsts. 2011 c;
seconds, isc. Cheese--Twins. 1917 Gf i4c:
young Americas. f4n14Ac. Live poul-
try-Turkeys. Ice: fowls. 15c; ducks
13c; geese. Sc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-10
Quotations by Hayden. Stone & Co:
Open. High. Low. Close.
TOLEDO GRAIN.

Cash. si4i. May. l.+3; July. LIN
september, sl.osis; December, N.osn.
coIn-cash. ,4he: May; as; July nay
oats-,'ash sac: May. 5sc: July. 5so;
'september. s3z.c; December. i5c, Rye
No. /. size; No. 2. gle; No. 3. ssc.
Cloverseed-CRsh, $3.50: May, to.So'
october and December. $6.52r' March.
sss5 Prime alsike. $3.50. Prime tim
othy. $3.50. oil unchanged. Butter
Creamery, 21is U 2sc; dairy, CSC. Eggs.
Ale
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-10
Markets and Finance

Monday. sac.oeo bu; year ago. $4,000
bu
Exports of wheat and -four Monday
sS3.Oo bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. May io.--Nhrat opchc"
strady 10 sc higher. July anu sep
tcmbcr advanced slightly anu tn.n
weakened on scattered selling headeu
By Patton. Tile support Was poor az
the outset. oats SLOW and a shade
easier. Provisions higher but the mar
kct was slow. .
Noon--rhc wheat market quleted
later. May iuctuatlng about sl.s' = !.
and July about sll3L. Corn ana oats
,ascd fractionally.
Close--Whcat weakened lower all
around and neavy. The range was not
wide. Corn-Patten sold considerable
corn and the market closed rather
weak Little trade In oats.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-10
Canadian Couple Wed Here.

Just to surprise their friends in
Ottawa and Toronto. Christopher G.
Webster. aged 80, manager for X. G.
Dunn & Co. in Ottawa. and Miss
Beatrice s. Lunness, aged %. Of To.
ronto. came to Detroit, Sunday. and
Monday morning took out a wedding
license and were married. The couple
admitted TO License Clerk Stewart
that they came to Detroit solely for
the purpose OF getting married. and
that their going away was somewhat
In the nature Of an cfopmcnt. White
In Detroit they are staying at the Cad
lilac.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-10

NEW YORK. May 10.-The new
week opened with continued diversion
OF speculative interest from the rail
road stocks TO industrial and low.
priced railroad shares. The issues
which generally taken IS rejecting
the tone OF the market showed a ma
Jority OF declines. but the other stocks
which far outnumbered the establish
e6 market leaders ruled higher and
made material gains from the start.
AS trading progressed. miscellaneous
issues determined the tone OF the gen
eral market. nearly everything traded
In sharing In general upward move
ment.
IL a. m.-The market continued TO
show the same degree OF irregular
ity with the room selling the more
active speculative issues while others
were In good demand. The Rock ISL
and shares moved up IL points. The
Frisco issues were also strong. Atchi-
son and st. Paul moved up a point,
and Reading was strong with good
demand from insiders. Amalgamated
see-sawed. losing a point and then re-
gaining part OF II. Governments
unchanged: other bonds strong.
There was no important change in
the character of the market during
the last OF the forenoon. specialties
continuing strong. while leading rail-
road issues remained about the same
prices that prevailed all through the
first hour.
p. m. The traction stocks were
the most prominent feature Of the
trading In the afternoon. The rest
OF the list ranged within limits, but
developed a generally firmer tone in
the late trading.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-10

The marriage of Perciyal ID. Quin.
son of Mrs. Evelyn Quin, OF Field.
ave-, and Mrs Charles II. Lyon, of
Cincinnati, VIII take place Tuesday
at 1 o'clock In the afternoon In In
dianxpolis. Ind. Mr.. Quin Is an actor
and has been playing with the Fore
paw Stock company In Cincinnati. He
il well known In Detroit. The couple
viii take an extended wedding trip
before he begins his fall engagement.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-10
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery. ex-
tras 2sc; firsts, 25c. dairy, lSc: pack
Ing stock. Ito per ID.
EgE-Current receipts. case count.
cases included, 20Lc per dog. Receipts
on Monday. l.133 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-10
NEW YORk MONEY,

NEW YORK. May 10.-Money on call.
per cent. time money. ga per cent
for six months; mercantile paper, 3%
per cent. Bar silver--Iondon. 24ss ID:
New York. sac Demand sterling,
81 81 SOMAS165
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-10
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
nv Lewis O. Gorton. No. lil3 Majestic
building. May TO- 1909:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-10

Bussaess-like Printi.g. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co. No
rs John R.-st. Phone 1888
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-10
ROCK ISLAND GOES
UP | II POINTS
Frisco Shares Are Also Strong
Amalgamated Is Irregular, Losing
Point and Regaining II.
NEW YORK sroCks-cls.e.

Ailis. chaL. 1874, Anal. Cop, sss
Cot OH. ssTs; Am. Ice. an. Am. Loco,
ssh do pref, ilSh Am; Smelt. sss
Am. Sugar. l9t; Am. T. a T.. i4os.; Am
tss. Atch. iosH B. 4 -. il4a. Brook
n. T.. 7sh: Can. Pac.. $50; Cen. Leath.,
so: do pref, 1854 q. 4 o.. IN; &. AZ
CT; w, "A; G.. NJ. a ST. T.. lSi .; Chi.
A. " W. lS2
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-10
G. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
Stone a. Co. 116-1l8 Griswold-st.:
Opening. Closing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-10
BOSTON COPPER

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone * Co. l16-lls GriswoId-st;
Omen High Low Noon
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-21
New Addition Completed.

The Snidcr Furniture Store In the
Fifth ward has recently completed Its
new addition to the store and Is now
ready with IN enlarged floor space and
greater store room to take care OF
its growing trade In furniture. car
pets, rugs and such lines. The
store Is now one Of the largest ex'
elusive furniture and carpet stores In
the city. The store has won for
Itself Il host OF friends and patrons
and Is constantly Increasing Its
snles by honest goods and courteous
treatment.
A new line OF furniture. carpets
and rllgy has recently been added to
the store and now the most modern
and up-to-dnte line of thiE sort OF
goods to be found in the city Is offer
ed for sale Mt the Snyder Furniture
store. Mr.. snider. the proprietor. but
asks that you call and Inspect goods
and inquire the price and he Will sec
that yon are treated courteously and
that you receive tho attention and
Information YOU desire. 4, & h (
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-21

Oh. Almighty Dollar. our acknowl.
edged governor. our preserver. and
hcneiactor. we appreciate thy wonder
full power and Influence rs our pro-
lection and support In every condition
of life. Almighty Dollar. without thee
We can do nothing. but with thee We
can do all things. Thou canst pro-
vide for lis a comfortable home. anil
n table spread with nil the necessary
food to nonrish Our delicate stomncAs
and systems throughout: thou canst
provide for lis fine clothes wlercwilh
we can disguise our characters aud so
to church and appear before each 9TH
err with the deception Of the devil. and
scarcely he distinguished from true
Christians. Thou canst cover multi
tndc of sins. Almighty Dollar. when
we are accused of crime and brought
into the courts Of justice. thou canst
procure n hrihed judge and packed
jury. and we 20 free: ana In sickness,
OIL. Almighty Dollar! thou canst pro-
vide for us n skillful physician nltl n
tender nurse; and when life Is ex-
tinct thou canst provide for lis fine
casket and n stylish conveyance to
our little sad house: and last. but not
least. erect n fine monument TO on:
graves. with m deliberately carved i'll
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-21
ZCoz71iI,, Week Day y B Day

New battleship South Carolina Will
be given her official trial. pro5ably
over the usual course of RockIand,
Ne. iiis X. "a II
National convention OF Insurance
Commissioners will begin a session
OF three lays in Colorado Springs.
National Association OF; Shorthand
Reporters will convene in annual ses-
sion at Lake George. N. Y.
Wednesday.
Associated Advertising Clubs Of
! America will begin Its fourth annual
convention in Louisville, when promi-
nent advertising men and manufac-
turers from all over the country will
deliver addresses.
Prominent southerners will gather
Mt Tappahannock. Essex county. Va.
, to dedicate monument to the Confed-
crate dead erected at that place.
Convention of the Florence Critten-
ton League Of Compassion and Chris
tian Workers, an organization devoted
i largely to the reycuce OF fallen women.
will open at Old Orchard. Me.
League OF American Municipalities
will begin tenth international convcn-
ton on city Improvement to last
three days, in Montreal.
Maryland Republican State conven-
/. ton will convene in Baltimore to
nominate candidate for State comp
troller and adopt u campaign platform.
| Modern Woodmen Of America VIII
meet in annual conclave in Seattle.
Sir J. J. Thomson will be installed
MS president, succeeding Fmncis OAR
win. Mt the meeting OF the British AS
socication for the Advancement OF Sci
cncc in Winnipeg.
| Thursday.
| Fist National Conservation Con-
Eress OF the United States will open
lin Seattle, to begin conference on
plans for conserving the natural re-
sources Of the nation.
Friday.
Memorial tablet to Hannibal Ham,
lin will be unveiled and dedicated at
Paris Hill. Me-. by the Loyal Legion.
National committee of the United
Irish League of America will hold n
meeting In New York.
| Twenty-seventh annual matches OF
the National Rifle Association will be-
gin at Camp PerrH. o.
| National Association OF Attorneys
General will open two days meeting
in Buffalo.
Saturday.
Canadian National Exhibition Will
open in Toronto ami continue to Sep
TENDER 10.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-21
MURRAY FAVORS
COMMISSION
SEQ. sPREs!DENTETHINKs PUB
Lie UTILITIES COMMISSION IS
ALL RIGHT. i5a

Tho discussion going on III various
States MS to the ndvlsability OF Public
Utilities Commissions Is bringing ont
expression OF views. In instances at
least, OF broad and most encouraging
Significance. Per example the follow
ing Interview In the Baltimore Sun OF
the Goth instant:
mo said President Oscar C. Muir
ray of the Baltimore and Ohio, "thc
| company Is not opposed to the creation
in Maryland OF Public Utilities Conn
| mission. On the contrary. the com.
nany fnvors such. provided its makeup
is with an adequate appreciation OF
the imortance of the matters upon
which it would pass"
The assumption had been that upon
general principles the railroad was to
| be Chased with the opponents OF the
proposed measure. and Mr.. Murray's
,lnhcsltnting declaration placing him
among the advocates of 1t came MS
something OF surprise. However, MS
characteristic of him. his position was
I Misrepresentation.
"Thc interests at stake are too big
involve too. deeply the material vel
| fare of communities to constitute the
| commission on n political basis be
said. "Tn1cel. politics as generally
| understood should no more enter Into
the composition and conduct of the
commission than Is permitted in ht1sf-
ness affairs Of large moment Railroads
OF latc years have been divorced from
politics with the decree made moro
complete than some people appear to
realize. IT has been demonstrated 50
good thing that the companies take
most kindly to direct relationship with
tile public itself. and this is what they
want fin the makeup OF n Utilities
Commission. representative men. VINO.
standing rs such in the community, are
| intellectually capable Of making fair
decisions on questions ccmin= III be.
tween corporations and the public.
ITO attract and secure men OF this
character" continued Mr.. Murray. "thc
compensation must be adequate. Pub
lie spirit Is an admirable quality. but
| It isn't ALWAYS accompanied by the
wherewitha1 to allow It full play. Good
men command good pay. and this
should be remembered in the provis-
ions for n commission. am quite
| sure said Mr.. Murray in conclusion.
that under the conditions rs outlined
nll questions would be thoroughly ven
| tilated so rs to assure m equitable
| conclusion"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-21
Prayer to the Almighty Dollar
BY j. w. Outright, of Pennington.

scrintion on same Indicate the llrcc-
ton we have Travelled. And OIL. AL
mighty Dollar! we would not forget
thy wonderful power In our elections
rs the fact has been clearly demon
strnteh that thou art the whole pusa'
and the popular vote Oh. Almighty
Dollar, while we gladly acknowledge
thy wonderful power In doing good for
us. we regret to say that thou doest
TO us some :1arni. In the way OF pro-
curing for us ilcccitful friends. who
10 appear before lis rs friends for thy
sake only: but, oh. Almighty Dollar.
we thank thee that after thou hast de-
parted out of our hands and into the
hands OF our tteceitfnl friends. and
after they hive no more interest III lis
for thy sake. that we can then clearly
see tneir deception Almighty Dolla:.
while we apologize for using thee for
dishonest purposes, and acknowledge
our Inability to use thee for n good
purpose. We appreciate thy company.
even thy limits he to nickcls and
dimes. Oh. Almighty Dollar!
While in search OF thy shining face.
We acknowledge thy won'lrous
In our pockets make thy resting place
We need thee every hour.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-21

NEW YORK. Aug. 21:-Aunong the
Important u news events definitely
scheduled for the coming week are the
following:
Sunday.
Aerop1ane racing carnival at Rheims.
France. in which France, America.
England. Austria and Italy will COM
pete for the International Aviation
Cup. will begin with an elimination
contest for tine French entrants.
Monday.
Seventh annual shooting tournament
under the auspices OF the Nationa:
Board for the Promotion OF Rifle Prac.
tice will begin at Camp Perry. O.. with
the national team match, to be follow.
ed later in t.1e week by the national
Individual rifle and revolver MATCHES
United States Army military tourna.
ment will begin in Dallas. Texas. AMI
continue all week, the programme In.
Guiding reviews, competitive drills. gun
detachment contests, races OF various
varieties and wall scaling.
Tooth doctors from all over the
| world will meet In the Re!.lstns build
Ings Mt Berlin to begin the fifth Inter.
national Congress OF Dentists.
Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City
Railroad. will be sold n foreclosure
sale and will probably be purchased
by the new controlling company. the
New Orleans. Mobile and Chicago.
New York State Legislature Commits.
| sion, which Is Investigating the direct
primary systems of tae various States,
will begin 4 two days public hrarins
In Chicago.
Canadian Medical Association will
:,rgin annual session at Winnipeg. pre-
llminary to the meeting In that city
Of the British Association for the Ad.
vanccment of Science.
National encampment of the Sons Of
Veterans will open in Washington and
continue through four days.
National convention Of Bakers viii
open in Minneapolis and remain In
session five days.
Tuesday.
Twenty-Five senators and represent.
atives wifi sail from San Francisco
\ for Honolulu and will make an extern
sixe tour OF Hawaii in response to an
invitation extended by the Hawaiian
legislature Mt It's last session.
Thirty-second annual meeting OF the
American Bar Association Will con-
vene in Detroit and during the follow
ing four days tho delegates will en-
gage in discussions of many import
ant legal topics.
National Councils of the Ortle!: of
United American Mechanics and the
| Daughters of Liberty will convene in
Providence and remain three days.
Delta Tau Delta. college frnter'
nifty. will begin fortieth national meet
ing and reunion In PittsburE.
All the mines. smelters AMI lands In
Montana of the pittsburg and Montana
Copper Company will be sold at public
auction in Pittsburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-21
hmEsen1ents.

The most extraordinary Of all Fairs
7eld by this Society. One grand round
up ct the finest lot of meritorious ex-
hbits and attractions ever seen at any
eedents eeljpsed, by the coming show.
So much unites to your interest,
1nusements and enjoyment, SO much
demands your attendance here, that
NOTHING SHOULD INTERFERE
WITH YOUR MAKING A DAY OF
1T At THIS, THE GREATEST Of
ALL FAIRS.
A. REYMANN, President.
GEO. HOOK, Secretary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-21
ON BOARD THE AlR-SHlP "Buh
BLEBIRD."

Now here is something new to try.
The Bumblc-Dird hns learned to fly.
And II you'll promise not to slip.
He'll take you on Il little trip.
There! isn't 1t Just fine and grand.
To be SO far above the land.
With nothing in the way but mir
And no distractions anywhere?
Woll. here we are. back safe and
sound
Ny! but It's good you're near the
ground!
You really must be careful or.
You can't 80 flying any more.
Frederick White In The Delinentol
for September.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-21
GREAT FOX HUNT.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Aug. 21.-Sports'
men OF Tennessee. Arkansas and Mis-
wlssinpi are assembling to-day at the
rendezvous In Dyer county. near Len
OK. where the annual hunt and cncanlp-
ment of the Forked Deer Red Fox
Club will be :leltl during the coming
week,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-21
ofcourae.

"John," renla rkeG his Ezcther. "'your
face is fairly clean. hut how did you
get your, hands SO dirty? Washin' me
dhce, mamma THE Delinentor for
|6eptemb Der. & i .s Il
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-17
[ AFT 7 @
7 TOUCH
KEY
Thereby Setting in Mo-
ton Machinery Of
Yukon Exposition

Washington, May 17.-Prcsident
Taft Is to open the Yukon-Alaska eX-
position at Seattle. June 1, with the
splendid gold telegraph key presented
to him today by Secretary Ballinger
and the congressional delegation from
Washington The key is mounted on
Alaska marble, and Is ornamcnted with
twenty-five handsome gold nuggets
from Alaska The key will be connect
ell with the White House telegraph
wires, and the President will touch it
on the day of opening, thereby setting
in motion the machinery of the expo
sition. Secretary Balllnger's speech
OF presentation was as follows;
Il have the honor and the pleasure
as former vice-president of the Alas
ka-Yukon-Pacif1c exposition, to present
to you this telegraphic instrument to
use when you send the message on
June 1st of tnis year. opening the ex-
position at Seattle, Washington.
present this key to you on behalf of
the donor, Mr.. Geo. w. Carmack. as
well as on behalf of the management
of the ka-Yukon-P Pacific exposition.
am informed that Nr. Carmack was
the original discovererer OF gold in the
klondike. and that he had retained
from his discovery claim the nuggets
which ornament the polished piece of
Alaskan marble upon which this key
is mounted.
"The instrument was made by
Messrs. Mayer Brothers. of Seattle
1t is desired that the hand which
guides this nation shall break the
news to the world that Alaska. the
Yukon country, our possessions in the
Pacific Ocean, and the great North
west, with the cooperation of this
government, have opened this eXposi-
tion on the shores of Puget Sound"
President Taft responded as fol-
lows:
Senators and Congressman from
Washington and Mr. Delegate from
Alaska: | accept with pleasure this
unique telegraphlc instrument bearing
upon 1t the substantial evidence OF
the wealth OF the far Northwest,
Shall use it with great pleasure to dis
charge the honorable duty which you
impose upon me of opening the eXposi-
ton by telegraph on the first of June
next. and shall preserve the instru-
mcnt as memento of the present
step in the progress Of the Northwest,
especially that part of the Northwest.
which we acquired from Russia, and
which Is even now bringing back to
the American people manifold its
original cost and offering TO us for
the future, sources OF wealth that can
hardly be oyer-eStimated.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-17
CAPT AIN AND CREW
HAVE NARROW
ESCAPE
VESSEL GOES TO PIECES 25 MILES
OFF AZORES.
For Three Nights and Days They Row
on Raging Seas Before
Reaching Harbor.

New York, May 17.-After having
given up all hope OF ever seeing land
again. Captain Aronson and his crew
OF five Of the British schooner Roam
okc, which went TO pieces twenty-five
miles off the Azores on March &c, ar
rived here today on the Fabre line Gal
liza.
Loaded down with cargo Of salt
from Santa Paolo. Spain, for st. John,
n. b., the Roanoke ran into a hurri-
cane when $50 miles of Fayal which
CIT her canvas into shreds. a jury sail
was rigSed and the crew managed to
get the sinking vessel TO a point TWEEN
tyfive miles from the Azores when
the seas carried away the deckhouse.
The only lifeboat on the roanoke had
been so damaged by the storm that 1t
was necessary TO repair 1T with canvas
As the Roanoke settled Captain Aron-
son and his men got under way in n
small boat They rowed the twenty
five miles In TO Fayal through raging
seas. the work requiring three nights
and three DAYS.
In that time they passed two steam
ers, which did not reply to their flaring
torches. At Fayal, they were so eX-
hausted that they were kept in the
hospital until the Gala touched there
and brought them TO New York