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Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
Wife Fears for Her Life
When Murderer Escapes

Of Toledo, O., June p. 1900.
TOLEDO, o. Sept l7.-Mrs Michael
soboleski whose husband escaped from
the Ohio penitentiary this afternoon, is
at her home trembling in fear tonight
that her husband will return and kill her.
Police are guarding the house They also
are watching the different railroad yards
in an effort TO catch the escaped mur-
deVer.
Two weeks ago Mrs. soboleski filed
suit in common pleas court for divorce
from her husband knowledge OF this
suit was conveyed 10 Soboleski in prison
by the serving OF notice OF the suit. Mrs.
Sobolesh says she thinks her husband
then planned 10 escape ana come here
and take her life.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
Final Initiation
at SamSon's Den
Set for Tonight
Last Week Of Hannibal Klan Will
Raise Years Membership of
Ak-Sar- Ben TO 1000.

Is the Hannibal King and his army Of
man-eating retainers nearly fun or what7
They are nearly full. One more meal at
Ak-sar-Ben's den tonight and there will
be an end 10 their feasts
Tonight will be the last initiation night
Of Ak sar-Ben this year samson and his
helpers are planning 70 make it a good
one since il is to be the last There are
10 be 1000 paid members when the cur
tain rises for the final Gymkhana and
feast or Samson is going TO know the
reason why The edict has gone out that
unless there are brought in enough can
dtdates to raise the membership TO this
figure all the knights will be un-
Knighed and their Knight shirts taken
from them. AS an additional punishment
there will be no hot wener sandwiches
and no tea and coffee Samsons threat
already has had its effect and there Is
little room for doubt that the goal Of
1000 will be gained
The minute the Gynkhana is ended a
force OF men will start dismanteling the
theater IN the Den, tearing down the
canvas walls and transforming the huge
building into one great ball room or
palace hall. The floats. which have been
building there will be hauled out into the
tent in which they will be kept until
the night of the big electric parade. Long
before September p, the opening night
Of Ak-Sar-Bens annual fete the Den
will be in ship shape and Samson and
his helpers will have ell their time to
devote to completing the Kings High
way. On this the work already has been
started. but there still is much to be
done. September 25 will see everything in
readiness for the big celebration and
only the scores Of small details Of the
coming of King Ak-Sar-Ben VII will re-
main 20 demand Samson's attention.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18

COLUMBUS, O., Sept 17-Michael
soboleski, murderer serving life SEN
tenoe. walked out Of the Ohio penitentiary
today disguised in a tightfitting coat and
a white shirtwaist belonging 10 the wife
Of Warden John Jones. His features were
concealed under an old hat and white
veil Under the disguise he wore a gray
suit belonging TO the warden's son.
soboleski. who is 81 years old. had been
a trusty" for the last five months and
was accorded the freedom OF the warden 5
apartments, having the duty Of pressing
the clothing OF the family. this being in
accordance with his former trade OF tailor.
Soboleski was sentenced 10 the peniten-
tiary for the murder OF an aged couple
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
Special Train Races
to Save the Life Of
Baby Kruttschnitt
Granddaughter of Julius Krutt-
schnitt of Hartman Lines Saved
from Pneumonia Attack.

SAN ANToNIol Tex, Sept 1Z-Bar-
bara Kruttschnitt will live. A wild ZOO
mile train race from Aguas Calcientas,
Mexico. to San Antonio saved her life.
Barbara is the 14-months-old daughter of
Julius Kruttschnitt, ir.. son of julius
Kruttschnitt director of operation and
maintenance OF the Hartman lines
Young Kruttschnitt is identified with
the Guggenheim interests.
The baby took i'll with pneumonia and
physicians advised that, to save her life
she be taken TO lower altitude. A spe-
cial train was chartered and made the
700 miles here In twenty-six hours of
aetaai travAi- .sttlA- RAssssarwas-hurrled
to local hospital and today physicians
said the chances are all in favor OF her
recovery.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
Carry Statue of Christ
to Stop the Flow of Lava

cones have formed near the new craters
varying from sixty-five 10 100 feet in
height. A new mount, 800 feet high had
sprung up which Is emitting smoke and
cinders
A great procession Of PEASANTS, bearing
statue OF Christ, today marched IN
front Of the advancing lava, ana Offered
prayers for the immediate cessation of the
flow HUadreds proceeded 10 the home OF
a blacksmith. where It was reported a
miracle had occurred. The lava had been
diverted from this house, and the peas
ants believed Il due 70 a picture OF a
saint hanging on the door. But today
the lava stream again turned completely
destroying the blacksmiths home.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18

CATANIA. Sept. 7.-Although the erup-
ton OF Mount Etna seems 20 be losing
some Of its activity and the earthquakes
are less frequent in occurrence, the i'm
mediate flood Of lava which has spread
down the mountain continues its work Of
destruction There are now five main
streams stretching for miles over the
country
Prof Ricco, director Of the observatory
on the top OF Mount Etna, says the
initial speed OF the lava al the mouth
Of the crater has slightly diminished. hut
that incandescsnt material is still being
poured out IN perhaps as great . auan-
tity as on the first few days, Several
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
Sixteen Year Girl
Tries to End Life
Lola Folden Attempts Suicide by
Drinking Laudanum, Due to
Dependency.

Away from home and despondent, Lola
Folden, IS years old, attempted suicide at
IL o'clock last night by drinking laudnum
in her room at the California hotel, Six
teenth and California streets.
The girl came to Omaha from her home
Courtland, Neb., three months ago and
has been employed as a maid at 222;
Dodge street. She was attended by Po.
lice Surgeon c, H. Peppers She will re.
cover
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
Base Ball Roofing
Good for Pastors
Bishop ouayle Declares More
Preachers Should Get Out on
the Bleachers.

KALAMAZOO Mich, Sept. FIN an
address here today before a large audi
ence Of preachers and laymep who are
attending the annual conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church, Bishop Will
liam A. ouayle made a plea for greater
virility among pastors.
IF we had more men in the pulpits
of the Methodist church who would get
out on the base ball bleachers once in
a while and do a little jaw exercise he
said. I'VE would have more men in the
church. The church today wants big,
strong. brawny men in the pulpits The
time has come when men, not women,
should support the church"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
RURAL CARRIERS AT SESSION

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 17-Rural letter
carriers from all directions reached Nil
waukee today for the annual convention
which opens Tuesday Among the speak
ers at the four days meeting will be
". De Graw, fourth assistant postmaster
general and Congressman Victor L.
Berger
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
Death List Mounts
to a Total of Ten
Lee oldfield, Driver of Skidding
Auto on Syracuse Track, in
Serious Condition.

SYRACUSE. N. Y. Sept Hilary
Bradley of Franklin, N Y, one OF those
injured by Lee Oldfields car when II
crashed through the fence at the state
fair. died today. His death brings the
list of dead up to ten. Half a dozen OF
the score or more VINO sustained injuries
as a result Of the accident Nare still or
the critical list.
Lee Oldheld, driver of the automobile
is in serious condition, with fractured
rib and internal hurts. He is expected
TO recover, however.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
500 Passenger Train
Kills Four Persons
Family of Postmaster Klein of Rock
Field, Wisconsin, in Severe
Accident.

MILWAUKEE,. Sept. 17-Four members
of the family of Frank Klein, postmaster
and notary public OF Rockfield, Wis, and
servant of the family. were killed when
500 road passenger train No. 2o2 due in
Milwaukee at $50 p. M struck their
double buggy near Germantown tonight.
The dead:
MRS ANNA KLEIN. 81 years old.
JERRY KLEIN. wears old.
GRACE KLEIN II wears old
The injured.
Frank Klein. a years old. scalp wound
and probable internal injuries.
Robert Klein, years old. slightly
bruised.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
The Weather,

Forecast Of the weather for Monday
and Tuesday;
For Nebraska-Fair Monday cooler east
portion, Tuesday fair
FOR Iowa-Fsir and cooler Monday,
Tuesday tsir.
Temperature at Omaha Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
CzAR'S DAUGHTER TO WE'D
Grand Duchess OIga's BetrOthal "a
Heir Apparent of Bulgaria
Announced.

SOFIA, Sept 1.-THE approaching be-
trothal is announced of Prince Boris OF
Bulgaria. the heir apparent. to Grand
Duchess Olga. the eldest daughter Of
Emperor Nicholas.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
FIVE MILLION DOLLAR FIRE
National Printing Plant at Rio
IaneirO Completely Destroyed
by Blaze.

RIO .IANEIRo, Sept 1.-THE national
printing works we're destroyed by fire
TODAY other valuable property was
burned and the damage is estimated at
IS coo 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18

Mr. Carter was well known 20 many
in Nebraska because OF his political af-
filiations and because he at one time
operated IN this state having this terri
tory for the sale or a well-known book
the Footprints of Time"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18

PUNTA ARENAS. Chile Sept 1.-THE
captain and fifteen OF the crew Of the
German bark Theklal which was wrecked
last July on the rocks off Staten island
near Terra Del Fuego. arrived here to-
day on board a transport They had
spent nearly two months on a desert
island and their sole means OF subsis.Gnce
were seals.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
Another Delay for Ward.
RODGERS MAKES SWIFT SPEED

Travels Nearly Mile a Minute over
Chesapeake Bay.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Sept 17.-Traveling
nearly mile a minute, for the most part
over Chesapeake Bay, Lieutenant John
Rodgers, aviation instructor at the
United States naval academy, today flew
from his home in Havre De Grace TO the
navy aviation field, across the Severn
river from the naval academy. He COW
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
1911 1910 ls0a 1sns

1911. 1910 lHc 1915
Highest YESTERDAY .... 50 p SS S.
Lowest yesterday y....... 70 g s. &
Mean temperature .-... g - 81 u
Precipitation ,.-..---... 90 90 90 90
Temnerature and precipitation depar-
lures from the normal:
Normal temperature ..,....-............. s.
Excess for the day.--..-.--- -.,.....-.,-.. lS
Total excess since March i...-........ 10
Normal precipitation ...-..--..-. 10 inch
Total rainfall since March l.. 9.t3 inches
Deficiency since March .... IA 35 inches
Deficiency for cor. period 1910. Is. Al inches
Deficiency for cor. period. 1903 Is inch
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
The Pallbearer1.

The honorary pallbearers Will be Chief
Justice White and Associate Justice Nc
Kenna OF the United States supreme
court James A. Tawney and Frank s.
streetor, members OF the Joint high COM
mission, Senators Brandegee, Penrose
and Crane former Senator William z.
Chandler OF New Hampshire, Hannis
Taylor Of Washington and Attorney Gen
sral A. G Galen of Montana. who is now
IN the east
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18

NJ F. Harrington Of o'Nen returns to
his attack on Clarence Z, Harmon, the
democratic eandidste fos railway COM
missioner in this Atar-tos sThe Bee;
: o'NEiL Neb. Sspt. .i6 sfslis
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18

Continued on Seventh PageD
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18

CONTINUED on second Page)
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18

Thirty - Twenty Ten Years Arc
See EDITORIAL Page Of Each issue
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-28
Lords Veto Bill is
on Second Reading
]. Austen Chamberlain Open Debate
by Offering Amendment EmbOdy-
ing Views of Unionists.

LONDON. Feb. S.-The second reading
stage Of the lords veto bill opened In the
House Of Commons this afternoon. The dis
ctissiOn will occupy at least four DAYS and
vote win not he taken before Thursday
night and possibly not until Friday.
Premier Asquith having formally moved
t1s seceud rsadinE Of the measure. which
Is designed 70 restrict the authority Of the
upper chamber over legislation originating
in the House Of Commons. J. Austen Cham
beriain moved a unionist amendment that
the hoase would welcome the introduction
% a bill 10 reform the composition Of the
House % Lords. while maintaining its indie
pendeuce as second chamber. but declined
20 proceed with a measure which placed
an effective legislative authority IN the
hands % a single chamber and offered no
safeguard against grave changes made
without the consent 0f the people
Nlr Chamberlain declared that II the veto
Din was the governments last word "a could
uot pass. He appealed for compromise
En the spirit Of last years conference
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-28
Eight Indians Killed
in Battle by Officers
Protecting StOckmen
Company of Nevada Police Attacked
Sunday by Natives Near
Golconda.

RENO. New. Feb. 27.-In a battle yester-
day, sixty miles west of Tuscarora, eight
Indians we're killed and the balance cap
tured. One member of the police was
killed. The battle took place at Kelly
Creek. Humboldt county, about twenty-five e
miles from Golconda in northerly direc-
ton.
The Indians commenced the battle, which
started at noon and lasted three hours.
Edward Hofle of the state police was
killed by the Indians. Eight Indians were
killed and four captured. None Of the In
dams escaped,
When Captain j. p. Donnelly OF the state
police and his force approached the In
dians started a war dance. Then opened
the fight Some Of the Indians were
wounded in a running skirmish which ex-
tended over a mile. The remaining Indians
lay in the brush and continued to fight.
Four Indian bucks, two sdusws and two
children were killed, and one young squaV
with her child were captured
Edward Hofle OF Eangleville, a member
Of Captain Donnellys posse was killed
None OF the others was wounded,
Coroner Buckley and Deputy Sheriff
Nofsinger left Golconda today with teams
to bring in the dead and hold the in
quest.
The property taken from the stockmeu
vas found by the posse after the battle
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-28
Murphy Continues
to Push Candidacy
of w, T. Sheehan
Friends Of Tammsny Boss Indicate
Withdrawal Of Shepard Does
Not Affect Situation.

NFW YORk. Feb eI- Friends Of Charles
Murpbv leader ~ Tammany hail. made &c
clear todav that the withdrawsl 81 Edward
" Shepard from the senatorial contest
would boz no wise affect the effort to elect
William o. sheehan to succeed Senator
uepew Governor Dix said the situation
was clearing and left this morning for
NIbsny
:, Wr sheehsn had nothing 20 say today
q srdnE Mr. shepards withdrawaL
II gEANY. ST. w. Feb y7.-Whrther the
= 1rswaI n Edward W. Shepard ss
r. = late for the United States senatorship
sftiu W. rHtIeton's letter TO Charles
afurphy asking him 70 bring about the
retirement of William r. Sheehan will have
tbe effect of bringing about an early break
In the senatorial deadlock was a moot
question IN Atbany today
Mr shephards withdrawal was not IN
expected 10 having been intimsted last
Thursday that he was preparing to re-
Tire
The report that some % Mr.. Sheehan's
supporters were waverinE and the fact
that Senator Depew's term expires this
week vas looked upon ss Indicating a near
crisis.
There was no quorum in the legislature
to-day
Mr. shephard's letter which was given
out last night Is as follows.
The futile balloting has continued at
Albany for more than five weeks after the
date prescribed by law for the choice. one
week from today the seat Of the new demo
cratic senator will be ready for him at
W asbingtOn.
Unless the democratic members promptly
unite the extra session, which now seems
probable. will find the state Of New York
but half represented
1T was plain a month or more ago that
Mr.. Sheehan's caucus nomination had
aroused a democratic opposition 50 inpor-
tant ana persistent as 10 render impossible
has election by democrats I assume. there
fore. not only that Mr Sheehsn will not be
chosen. but that at this late day that fact
Is clear to himself and his supporters
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-28
Medical Profession
Badly 0verCrOwded
President Of Chicago Society Says
This is Due to Survival of the
Unfit

CHICAGO Feb s7.-'"rhe medical pro-
fession is overcrowded. To Is not over
crowded by the survival Of the dttest. but
by the survival Of the unfit"
This statement was made today by AL
eSander Hugh Ferguson. president OF the
Chicago Medical society, IN an address Of
welcome 20 members OF the American
Medical colleges. who began a three days
meeting today
"With population OF abouc 900OOO00 In
North America we have al least 10000 per
sons who are legally licensed to practice
medicine continued DIT Ferguson. This
Is about one to every 700 inhabitants. In
England the proportion il one TO l25O.
In france one TO Ll75 and in other coun-
tries the proportion is still more favorable
20 the medical profession. We don't need
nor. doctors. but We DO need a better
brand
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-28
MEAT COMBINE is NOT WANTED
Australian Official Serves Notice on
American Packers in Interview.
MoNoPoLIES TOLD 10 STAY AWAY
Foreign Combines Of All Kinds VIII
Not be Permitted 10 Acquire
Vested Rights on the
Continent.

MELBOURNE. Australia, Feb G.-The
commonwealth OF Australia served notice
on the business world today that it would
not harbor foreign trusts" The following
memorandum on the subject was given to
the press by Sir r. w. Best, minister OF
trade and customs:
For several months It has been an open
secret that representatives OF the American
Meat trust have been visiting Australia
ostensibly with the object OF extending IT'S
operations here. The government Is deter
mined to take immediate and drastic action
to discourage ana. II necessary to prohibit
it's operations in Australia, II is not pro-
posed TO wait until the combine has secured
vested interests in this country" The
minister Of trade and customs is consulting
with the attorney general with the view TO
bring the fuH force OF the present law into
operation and II necessary obtaining fur
ther legislation.
The action of the government will extend
20 trust operations in Australia whether
conducted directly or indirectly and will
not permit the repetition in Australia of the
scandals and merciless methods character
izing monopolies in other parts Of the
world.
Germany Objects TO American stocks.
BERLIN. Feb. Tine American HlNa
sion OF the German investment marktI
was a subject Of discussion I'm the diet
today.
Herr Sydow, Prussian minister OF com
merce and trade said the proportion Of
foreign stocks TO the total investments
had risen from SIS per cent in 1905 70 IS
per cent IN 1giO-isll and that measures 20
regulate the matter were demanded. lie
IFafG
bankers that Prussia would oppose any
attempt 20 list the stocks Of the Cl-cago
Milwaukee & 81 Paul railroad on the Ber-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-28
Woman Has Unique Plan for
Driving Away Hungry Tramps

Nrs I DeTm1dt. vHo lives an -iW Doug-
ss street. has solved the problem 1f feed
ms ramus. snsch has been worr' inE Jue
housewives of Omaha durins these resent
winter months.
Her method came to iEnt during the
Iast snow rhoush repeatedly warned Co
.an rhe snow au rbe oac. walls Mrs.
ueruad1 as often repeatedly refused.
Fnals "a pafroIman vas aNtailed t1 in-
frr1lea tne lads aud uud ott wins sht
aIa n1t aompt Ntn lhe snaw-c'sanius re-
IlIrrmeufs.
-hr affered a luCId eNu.annfion which
saf.sfled esen tae eAaltius cap. sho haa
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-28

been detailed from the street commits
-ioner office
That snow is lei, there for moral sf-
feet declared Mra Dermody
This winter { have been pestered witf
uamps until it has become almost un-
oearahie. lf FED one. he went out ami
tipped it OF Co has pals if Q refused hiu.
he became Insulting So . hit upon fh.s
method. provided "a shovel and uul BE-
near tne safe. Whenever tramp called
showed him the snow and lhe shovel
Thel dout come around az often as thet
used to.
Mrs. uermodt is not beins bothered AM
more hy the street commissioner
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-28
Federal Auto Bill
FavOrably Reported
Measure Provides for License for Car
and Driver in Addition 70 Local
License.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-fHr feIsfsl att
fou0bTe license bin introduced los Repre-
sentative Wauecr rf pennsylvania was
lsrorabIy reported TODAY by the committee
5u Interstate and foreign commerce Tho
measure provide federal license bon adj
dIuon ro the .1ca. license. but eNempJs the
satomobiIe from the local licenses of other
states through which .t ma, pass. Drivers
are also r0 uf licensed.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-28
GRIFFITH OF PAWNEE IN RACE
Former Postmaster Decides He Wants
His Office Another Term.
SENATORS PLACED IN QUEER FIX

From a staff Correspondent


WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. 27.-(Special
Telegram,) )-There is trouble and then some
more for Senators Burkett and Brown
Hardly are they out OF one situation when
they are plunged into another.
The last embarrassment comes from the
postoffice at Pawnee City.
John Griffith. present postmaster at Paw
nee, announced he would not be a candi-
date for reappointment. but IL nobody else
came along he could be pursuaded TO take
the job for another four years This started
number OF candidates after the place
Petitions poured in on the senator's. the
leading candidates being Vernon BascOm.
j. NJ Miller and John Calhoun. Miller had
the largest number OF signatures on his
petition, with Calhoun next
The senators were about to make A seIec-
tion when they received word on saturday
from Griffith that he would not withdraw
from the race. but should be regarded as
an active candidate. As Griffith has made
a good record In office and Is an old SOL
dier the decision OF the local Nasby at
Pawnee City has put the senators in a hole
particularly as the postmaster general has
sent word TO Griffith 20 become an active
instead Of q passive candidate Senators
Burkett and Brown realize they cannot
move without the postmaster general and
the best guess is that Mr.. Griffin viii
hold bis JOB.
In this connection % may nos b out of
place 10 say that many q the patrons Of
the Pawnee city postofncs endorsed TIVE
candidates ana m q number % Instances
patrons endorsed three candidates
Obviously these endorsen1engs could have
no weight with the senators and after
going Through the endorsements the ssua-
tors found that one candidate rad a ma
iority % siEratIres and thsv stood ready
20 appoint hiu shs1 Grimm pulled back
his decist0n not 20 he a candidate and ac-
tiyeIv eutered tne race. Thst decision has
completely changed TIE situation
auaapalts Npp.tntm@uts
Sf-ar1r Fs1rzet- N..n ef-s % c.4sr.r-
1r ris psrrcraEF a. ir comes r1 rIm b.
reason 1f reuE Uritat -rar4s senator an.
rre r.-= ur r.s terarrlrH being Ha-. r..ar
ar rarf -1ta. HaHr.usrsd rra rsHouHr.
rr.rr.ua. srF a.rsrrsrss Or eaa--sr.7 ..
Arrara.s F.rl. Ia Oh. Ferguson.
. traseu rarH srsraares Er.r.r o. Davis.
..Hrar.rH sH --.nnF Page.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-28
Another Indictment
Against Geo B. Cox
Cincinnati's Political Leader Charged
with Perjury in Connection with
Treasury Scandal.

CTNCINSATL o.. Feb. "A new in
dletment charEing George p Cox. the
political leader % Cincinnati with per-
Jury. vas returned TODAY By the Hamltou
county grand jury. % aIlsEss that 90 addi-
ton 20 the receipts % q soo Interest
money paid hy hanks 90 torm-r Colnty
Treasurer John % Gibson a. charged iu
che first indictment COX vas Eiyru 81 1oJ
from the same source by TtIrn E Freuea
when the latter uaE rHlrf- Tr~as.rsr
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-28
UNIVERSITY REMOVAL UP MARCH l

senate WIN Then Discuss Report ot
Special Committee 90 PLACE Huud-
IDss ou state Tsrm Campus
-Frtsco Cou,raI aIssion
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-28
BUSINESS CLUB
SENDS MESSAGE
Omaha Commercial Club Asks Legis.
lature to Consider Stock Yards
Legislation Well.
PETITION READ TO THE sENTE
Body Says Chance Exists TO Create
Great Cattle Market.
RAILWAY COMMISSIONERS BUSY

Court Inspection Of Work Done To.
ward Physical Valuation.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-28
THIRTY MEN FROZEN TO DEATH
DereItct Vessel Found on Caspian Sea
with All Members of the
Crew Dead.

LONDON. Feb. s5.-A news dispatch from
odessa saws tragedy 90 tho sea var
revealed In tho discovery In the Caspian s-s
a few miles OF Astrakhau. of dereIict
vessel. the whole crew ~ whigh. numbering
tbirt,- had been frozen 90 death The ship
vas a mass of ice.