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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-03-10
100000 WAS
SWOPE'S FORTUNE
DEAD MILLIoNAlRE'S WILL FILED
IN PROBATE-WIFE is
BENEFICIARY.

Kansas City, Mo-, March 8.-Colonei
Thomas H. Swope owned property in
this county valued at $685. 200, &C
cording to his will, which was pro-
bated yesterday. Property of the late
millionaire owned In Tennessee, Ken
lucky and other states increases the
total value of the estate to almost
$4,000,000.
The largest requests of the proper
ty situated here was made to the un-
married children of Mrs. Logan Q.
Swope, sister-in law of Colonel
Swope, each of whom was given $410,-
900.
Mrs. Frances Hyde, wife of DR.. B.
c. Hyde, was given $276,000. Chris
man Swope, a nephew, who died since
the death of Colonel Swope, was
beneficiary to the extent Of 100000.
but his share will now be divided
equally among the other heirs. About
100000 is given to charitable insti-
buttons.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-03-10
ANOTHER FATALITY IN
MOUNTAIN SNOWSLlDE

Tacoma, Wash, March Ga mes
sage was received yesterday which
tells of a slide at Mountaindale, on
the Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget
Sound road yesterday morning, in
which one man was killed, five in
jured, and five or six missing and be-
ieved to be dead in the canyon be-
low.
Conditions in the mountains are
terrible. Several bridges are gone
and in one place three-quarters of a
mile of track is wiped out In spots
the track is under fifty feet of rock,
trees and snow.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-03-10
DOM ESTic.

Mrs. Albert Kinney on Friday as
serted that her nephew, Charles II
Davenport, a Springfield, asAIs., pa
per salesman, is being held by kid.
nappers for ransom.
King Gustave of Norway took a
drive in an automobile about the city.
1t was the first time that he had been
out of doors since he underwent the
operation for appendicitis.
According to the decision of Pro-
lessor L. R. Taft of Michigan Agricul-
tural college, William Strong has
grown the most perfect ear of corn
ever grown, the ear scoring 81 points
DR.. James T. Hull of Monroe City,
Mo-, was arrested. following a post
norton examination when strych.
nine is said to have been found in
the stomach of the late Professor j
T. Vaughan of Kirksville.
After he had pleaded guilty of kill
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-03-10
PERSONAL.

Robert Wood Clack, % years old,
son of DR.. W. R. Clack of Clear Lake,
Ia, sails for Pekin. China near which
he has accepted the chair of mathe-
MATES in the university.
The marriage of Miss Mary Louise
Logan, daughter of Mrs. John A. Lo-
gan, Jr., TO Henri Vincert de Cincay
took place in Lady Chapel, St. Pat
rick's cathedral, New York.
With clergymen from several out
side cities attending the Rev. ]. E.
Buxton, who has taken the pastorate
Of the Congregational church at Ra-
cine was ordained. the services being
elaborate.
If the people want me to be can
didate for governor this fall. I will
answer the call,' declared James r
Garfield, orrer secretary of the IN
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-03-10
FATAL RESULTS
Of AVALANCHE
sIxTY-TWo RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
ARE BURIED IN SLIDE
OF SNOW.

Vancouver, B. c., March 6.-Of 81
Canadian Pacific trainmen, trackmen
and laborers buried by an avalanche
at Rogers Pass, the summit of Selkirk
range in the Rocky mountains early
yesterday morning, all are probably
dead twenty-five white men and 81
japanese are thought to have per-
ished.
The bodies of only i've have been
recovered. The work of recovering
the dead and opening the track is
greatly impeded by blizzard
There was another big slide of
snow and rock yesterday morning, d
mile east of the spot where the men
We're overwhelmed. There were no
victims.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-03-10
HISTORIC DOCUMENT
TO Be PRESERVED
HOUSE APPRoPRIATEs $4,000 TO
FOUND PERMANENT REPRE-
SENTATIvEs COLLECTION.

Washington, March Elm an un-
lighted and cobWebbed corner of the
attic of the house Of representatives,
covered with dust and yellow and fall
ing to pieces from age, the house
committee on accounts has rescued a
large number of letters and docu.
ments of the early days of the repub-
lie, which are of the greatest historic
value. Among them are letters from
Washington, JEFFERSON, Lafayette, Jay
and Monroe.
Two of them are letters written by
Martha Washington and Mary Todd
Lincoln, the former concerning the
proposed removal of the body of her
husband from Mount Vernon to a
crypt in the capitol and the other ap-
plying to the government for a pen
sion. Both are addressed to the
speaker of the house.
The house yesterday voted an ap-
preparation Of $500 to have these
historic papers cared for and deposit
ed in the library of congress as a
House of Representatives Collection.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-03-10
FOREIGN.

A fracas on the frontier during
which the Turkish and Bulga ian out
posts bombarded each other ended
by the Turks, wo had overstepped
the boundary, returning to lelr own
territory.
There has been a conflict between
TurkEs and Bulgarians on the frontier
near Sofia. The trouble arose over an
attempt by Turkish patrol to disarm
a Bulgarian frontier sentry in the
district of Tamarush.
Violet Gordon Charlesworth and
her mother were each sentenced in
London to five years penal servitude
for obtaining money by false pre-
lenses and for fraudulently repre-
senting that the younger woman was
heiress to a great estate.
Nine. Calve is laid up in rEontpeliar Ell,
France, the result of an automobile
accident he was engaged to sing o.
Feb. %, but she has telegraphed
that she will De unable eo sing or
come TO Paris, owing to her mishap
1t is said the accident is .4ot serious,
but the bruises necessitate rest.
The reply which the French gov.
eminent made to Secretary Knox's
proposal for the naturalization of the
Manchurian railroads, and which was
communicated to Washington fol.
lows the lines indicated at that time.
France defers to the attitude of Rus
sian and Japan, as the parties most
interested.
Professor Heinrich Lammasch of
the University of Vienna was chosen
as the third Arbitrator in the dispute
between the United States and Ven
ezuela growing out of the claim of
the Orinoco Steamship company
against the latter country. The first
sitting of the court will be in Zen.
SLENDER
Senators Milles-Lacroix and Lintil.
nae fought duel with swords in the
Pare DIES Princes, Paris. Al the first
encounter Millies-Lacroix neatly par
ried\a lunge by Lintilhac and ran the
latter through the forearm. Lintilnsc
wished to continue, but te second
stopped te combat. The adversarics
Were reconciled before leaving the
field.
Inc house of lords has decided to
place its own plan of reformation be-
fore the country At THURSDAYS seS
sion OF the upper chamber Lord Rose.
bery COVE notice that he would move
on March IA that the house resolve
itself into a committee of tie whole
to consider the best means of reform.
ing the existing organization so as TO
constitute itself a strong and efficient
second chamber.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg saws
Dr. Botkin, the czarinas private med
lcal attendant, commi.ted suicide in
consequence of the discovery that he
nad made serious mistake in dag
noslng the malady from which the
empress is suffering and in preventing
foreign physicians from being called
in consultation.
The government of Portugal appar-
entity is much perturbed by the dis
covery of a widespread revolutionary
plot Arrests OF suspects are being
mace daily. Confidential information
mas reached the authorities that
cargo of arms and ammunition for
the revolutionists is being brought
from Germany.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-03-10
BROKERS DECLARED lNsoLvENT.

Liabilities Some $4,000; Expect to
Pay Creditors in Full.
Philadelphia March 4-The insol-
vency of J. S. McCord & Co., brokers.
was announced yesterday on the Phil
adelphia stock exchange. The amount
involved is about $4,000. The firm
expects to pay creditors in full.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-03-10
DECLARES HE is
ESCAPED MURDERER

San Francisco, March 6.-While be-
ing examined before an insanity COM
mission here yesterday, Joseph H.
Burns said he was as escaped prison
er from a penitentiary in South Da-
kota, where he had been serving a
life sentence for murder.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-03-10
FRENCHMAN BITES
AND PULLS HAIR

Denver, March S.Raoul De Rouen,
the French wrestler, upheld his repu.
tation for roughness last night III 4
match with DR.. Roller Of Seattle.
Roller wor the match after wrestling
Is minutes for the second fall. Roller
won the. first IN IS minutes and SO
seconds Roller slammed the French.
mans head around. and the latter
used his teeth and pulled Rollers
hair
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-03-10
SUES DoWAGER QUEEN.
Formar Member of Riksdae Seeks Let
ters Of Woman.

Stockholm, Sweden, March 8.-Au-
gust Johanson. a former member OF
the riksdag. has created sensation
by bringing suit against Dowager
Queen Sophia and Princes Carl, Eu-
gene and Bernadotte, her sons, to
compel them to produce certain let
ters left by Helga de la Brache in
1912 with King Oscar |. She claimed
and the new dynasty is accused or
having treated her unjustly to the
detriment of the Swedish people by
appropriating her private fortune,
amounting to 100000 crowns Isl
620,0OO).
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-03-10
WOMAN PLACED ON
STATE TICKET

Indianapolis, March Ga college
girl was nominated for state office
by the Indiana socialists convention
here last night. Miss Janet Fenimore,
of Anderson, Indiana, senior OF
Earlham college, appears on the tick
ct as candidate for superintendent
of public instruction.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-03-10
SEVERAL INJURED
IN RAIL ROAD WRECK

Spokane. March s. The Northern
Pacific Westbound passenger was
ditched west Of Eddy. Mont, yester-
day Several passengers and train
men were injured. The baggage car
burned.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-03-10
EQUAL BALLOT FOR WOMEN.

Member of Swedish Parliament Seeks
to Enlarge Suffrage Sphere.
Stockholm, Sweden, March 6.-May
Or Carl Lindhagen, member of par
lament and social democrat, has
asked the government and the riks
dag to formulate plans for an enlarged
woman suffrage. Women now vote for
aldermen, but Herr Lindhagen's party
demands that they have electoral
equality with men. Minister of State
Lindman has promised to reply short.
ly. .Ia
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-03-10
SUIT AGAINST
SOCIALIST EDITOR

Berlin, March 6.-The states at
torney has brought proceedings in be-
half of the government against Rich
ard Barth, the responsible editor OF
the socialist newspaper yorwaerts,
charging him with melting to disobe-
dience of authorities, because OF the
invitation to the public published In
this paper to take a "demonstratiye
stroll in the direction of Treptow
park today.
Somebody stole a dozen fresh
eggs from our house yesterday"
30 you suppose they intend hold
ing them for ransom 2" Houston
Post.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-03-10

Do men who have cork legs go to
bed with them on?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11

THE MARKETS

The fa4iawinE are he average prices
cuafrd hx she lorni " Wholesalers On local
praaacr. ntcats and feed Frires ~ ail
uas~s are s-hlsrt % variation. arCefdins
- frc@hnrss and general eKgelleatre. bai
thr.e pfires untras otherwise iudtratTst.
sre fug strictly first grades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11

"oh, You Kid n dead. Just as
unpopular az the man who wrote
vAly Wige's Gone 20 the Country,
q with bis wife. and that's coins
some. The Merry Widow Waits is
decidedly passo,
Am rightt Just YOU say, "oh.
you Kid. To a little girl YOU know
and see what trapped eianec you
get. Time was whom that was q
term of endcarmCpG but nov
nav. nay. les decidedly bad form
Wiley got a divorce from che
author Of the 'lOogaI, hooray
business over her trip 90 the couu.
try and since chen The popularity
81 the song has been on the wane.
% You Knowf
What. then. has takcn their
place. what p The best liked song
In SeatilcG What is the most pop.
ulnr danRcf or what Ia the most
used expruasionf
n your Uncle Bill should happen
20 drop in for a few days 60 pitch
up the city styles 90 take back o.
bis home IN Tacoma. what would
pou tell him was the new shade
for soy. what was the popular
drink do they drink IN Tacoma p
and what the boys on the streets
were whlstlioE. could you tell him
Soft Pedals,
ono Of the chaps az downtown
cafe who grew too noisy iu his
praise az the grape extract which
Mi Mumm s4ueetoa cut for ouf
delectation. said the next morning
that Put ON che soft. soft pedal
was the coming expression, but De
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11

late Tuesday evening and tried 70
strike up an acquaintance. When
the women attempted 10 escape
from their prosecutor he fpllcee "a
Thorn aud only deaiatod when
friends came 10 their assistance.
The father OF tho two sisters and
w. 49, Haynes. proprietor of The
confectionery whore the girls work.
ed. pressed the complaint against
Smith
Tho discharged officer has Dcen
on the police force for ~ months,
and prior 10 Tuesday night had a
good record lie la married and
has three children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11
What's Most Popular SONG. Game. Style Today

may have been preiudieod lie
heard ID ON all sides. YOU know.
The little eirls who dance are
strong for the Ocean Wave
/ Glide" but the "MersN Widow
/ walu lt has been relexated 90 the
roalms OF innocuoua desuetude
lwhatoser that ial
Got Mong No-oet one.
You're not In Il IL you don't wear
"mon" these days Rats aud
pulis galore won't have q particle
of weight It's "mups' or nothing
Mako them of excelsior the stuit
tug from the sofa or any old INNS
but set one. aa you value your pop
tularty. lH what The girls VIII teH
you. So / guess by popular vote
7 the "mops' have first place
Now. what about the most popu
I lar sougs Here's whore The dia.
I acuslon comes In.
song Controversy.
"Rmes on Ny Fingers" shouts
ono. Put ON the Soft. SOFT Pedal
T Whispers another. aud nine chances
+ to ton thr man from that part 81
1 tho country whore billiards. arc in
voEue Will tell YOU that there -
nothing Co o. "Cuddlo w q Little
I closer is about HE proper caper
Tine members of the Three Twins
company and several others would
vote Tor "Queuuie Was There, but
I that show has left town
Poker Wins IN a Creep.
Now. about Che most popular
game ls there any one who
doesn't vote Tor pokorf Bring him
or her. front aud center please
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11
PATROLMAN
DISCHARGED

Discharged for insulting two girls
Ia the black record against the name
Of patrolman = Smith, who wac
stripped of his star aud uniform
yesterday al the command Of Act
ing Chief sullivan
The specific charge against Smith
ia that he approached Miss Bessie
Parker and her sister. Mrn Tolin,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11

There may be Few who yet IA
vor bridge, but they are sadly IN
tho minority Then, too. y. few
thoro arc who viii stand out posi-.
lively for 81" but they are preju.
diced. 20 the good old game OF our
fathers draw poker--w wins la a
walk SAY not so-a creep.
or course the above paragraph
only refers 20 that portion OF thia
city.a cosmopolitan population that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11

OKLAHOMA CRY "a
lluntar commando ~ 49,, i,sfiea p
rough Riders. hsa lss,'.4 fposegslt
,'f Hlrmber of me regi,ee,'.. n
~. ~ ~" 4ork June 3 nv 'A .
, ,,. ~ "c.i1oni on hla rotgrs greet
H'h' beg pardon Africa urn from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11

BOULDER. Colo Arler stopping
"a runaway horse last night Mrs g.
r Marshall entered the home Of
q noiRhb0r aud died In 10 minutes
" fright and exhaustion from bring
inE the horse under control
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11

goes IN Tor games" There ~ a
large and Que might say over
wholmlnk majority that prefers
only "a little amusement Ike
"lliuch.' old maid" "crokinola,f
etc.
Jokss-They Arc Scarce.
What 10 the most popular "iokefg
tll never tell YOU II some ore
would spring q perfectly good joke
wouldn't Il be rcfrerhiugf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11

Henry CLAY EvcrHoie. Pvt 30 years
"a ocailaf "a Seattle. died 81, h.s
home in the ST. Paul Apartments
yesterday morning from a sudden
stroke 0f. paralysis His funeral
viii be conducted b. the knight
Temp'ars ard Scottish Rites
MasurH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-07

Underwood and Edward Everett
Wright were retired to-day. their re-
tlrenent to date back to June 30. This
trio OF compulsory transfers completes
the quota OF fourteen vacancies neces.
sary In the active list to permit pro-
motions. under the new blood" provi-
sions OF the naval personnel act.
The selections made by the, board OF
I'VE adn,irals surprised naval otieers;
the naval observatory at Washinston
Captain Underwood commands the re-
ceiving. ship Independence, and Cap
tain Wright commands the naval sta
tlou at Guantanamo. Cuba. No success
sors having vet been chosen. these
officers VIII remian in their present
Captain veeder, in charge OF the
observatory, little over year ago,
has had almost nineteen years OF sen
service and over twenty ashore. He
Is from New York. Captain Under
wood, Californian, has had twenty
one years OF sea service and sixteen
ashore. Captain Wright, from Massa-.
chusetts has had almost twenty years
sea service and nearly fourteen ashore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-07
think they arc pictures that women
Ind children should see.

think they arc pictures that women
hnd children should see.
There would be no race riots here
MS result OF the Jeffries-J ohnson Pic
lures, because the police force is amply
able TO preserve order. Other fight
pictures have been shown here, and
mo trouble resulted The ketchcl-
Uohnson pictures were shown, and
nothing happened. Ketehel is white
lanan, and the negro Johnson, who
Whipped Jeffries, licked Ketchel.
III any theatre in Richmond desired
hhe fight pictures any time soon the
cost would be enormous, and their
production here would not prove prof.
liable. TO say nothing of the policy of
Showing them to women and children.
Ave don't want subjects that are not
lit for the best people and the women
land children to see.'
Jake Wells said Tuesday night that
}he was not in the picture business,
but that even II the film owners made
application they would not be permit
I ted to show in any of his theatres.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-07
South Richmond Bureau.
The Tires-Dispatch.
1,hs yr,,,I c-t.S,&

Trial began yesterday in Hastings
Court, Part 2, of L. Stein, charged with
embezzling $685. from the Virginia
Iron and Meta: Company on December
s. The accused was a buyer Of metal
for the company, and the transaction
is alleged to have been in connection
with a sight draft or over draft.
The case will be resumed to-day.
There are yet fifteen or twenty wit.
moses to be examined. and the remain.
de: OF the week Is expected to be
taken up In hearing testimony.
Police Items.
Sam Hague, white, hfty-hve years
old, painter, was arrested yesterday
by Captain Lipscomb charged with be-
ing drunk.
A warrant has been drawn against
James Dobbins, white. charged with
creating disturbance in c. ]. Dob
bins's place.
Andrew Huband, white, twenty Ave
years old, was arrested last night
charged with getting drunk.
Liberty Council.
At regular meeting Of Liberty
Council. No. IS. Junior Order United
American Mechanics. held in swans
boro Tuesday night. the following off,
GERS were elected: Junior Past Council
or, j. NJ Harding Nice-Councilor w.
w. Toler; Recording Secretary, w.
j. Morrissett; Assistant Secretary, H j.
Heugesser; Financial Secretary, w. II
Marshall; Treasurer, w. Fl. Toler; Con-
ductor. D. r. Hobson; Warden, H. e.
Jennings; Inside Sentinel, R. NJ. Nc
Gee: Outside Sentinel. B. E. Robert
son; trustees. ]. r. Faison, c. G. Fu-
qua. w. +. Bryce.
The following appointments We're
made;
Delinquent committee-w, H. Mar
shall, D. T. Nunnally. H. G. Jennings
l.. l., Crewe, H. c. Neugesser.
Burial committee-Rev. ], c. Miles
p. S. Barrett, w Fl. Toler, 3. Z. Rob
ertson F. L. Kahl. j. w. Travilian. d
Z, NuInally. f. c.. Jennings,
There are sis enrolled In this ledge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-07
BLACK CLAIMS FRAUD
Carries Fight Against DnlzeE Z
Common PIens Court.

Pittsburg. Pa. July S.--Counsel for
Or. Robert j. Black. former Mayor of
Nick eesport. Pa, who contests the Re
publican denomination of Representa-
tive John Dalzell in the Thirtieth Dis
trict, to-day appealed in Common Pleas
Court from the refusal of county COM
missioners to recount the ballots.
He claimed. with other things. that
fifteen precincts lying between the
Yough!ogheny and aIcnoagahela Rivers
are in the Second instead of the Thir
tieth District, and II the vote in these
precincts were thrown out IL would cut
553 from the Dalzell majority. which
now stands n 1871.
1T also is claimed that fraud was
committed in county votes in siNty-siN
precinsts. and that a recount would
give Black majority OF 1000. The
injunction issued by Judge Cohen
against a recount, on the ground that
petitions charging fraud must be
signed by ten voters in each precinct
also was attacked
Tho c.trt took the appeal under
cons!Gera tio-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-07
Barred From Maryland.

Baltimore. Md, July 6.-Governor
Austin L. Crothers tonight announced
that he would not permit the showing
of the Johnson-J effries fight pictures
In Maryland. This announcement fol :
lowed q. Geographic appeal from Will
liam S. Shaw, of Boston, general sec
tretary of the United Society of Chris
,1ian Endeavor, asking that the Cover
nor of Maryland join others in pro
thibitins exhibitions of the pictures.
Cardinal Gibbons to-day declared his
opposition to the exhibition of the
Johnson-Jeffries fight pictures in Bal
timore, or elsewhere. saying: 1T would
be wrong to show these horrible pic
tures-trst. because the children have
to be protected. and 1t is the children
who would be most seriously affected
If such exhibition We're allowed The
proper authorities should see to 1t tina,
the young men, and young women, too
are given the protection that is theil
due. The showing of the pictures
would have a bad effect upon the mer
and women of the community also, ant
would. l think, tend to induce attacks
upon the blacks"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-07
STICKS TO SINKING SHIP
Captain Picked Up by Waiting Crew In
SmnlI BOnt.

Captain Picked Up by Waiting Crew In
Small BOnt.
New York. July 6.-Four men. the
captain and crew Of the two masted
schooner Garfield White. which sank
last evening seven miles east of the
cued to-day by the men Of the Rock
away Beach Life-Saving Station
The four men. who had drifted about
hausted that they had to be carried up
the beach. They were soon put in shape
by physicians' attentions.
Capt G.. G.. Morrison. of the schoon-
err. said that his vessel sprung d leak
amidship shortly after sailing yester-
day from Perth Amboy for Nova Sco-
tia. with 173 tons OF coal. The pumps
failed to keep up with the influx. and
the vessel began to settle.
The two sailors and the cabin how.
Comprising the entire crew of the
schooner put off In the ships boat