Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04

.a l>.. tn .,l....rn an ~li. ~,.a.aol,. uneine ffii, arniu,d he. wof.d. illn..d tht ,'ai- ni s.a,a Hope auu larIa'.-,l uprihvs.iw..sa ca ibr Atianlc q, s-..g i h,. saia.l...,. h.d trfi N-W ls9h tour years h..n,~s trading al"uG lhe s.,uIh Ani..rp..n ,s',si. s..s ...n aud nli,rr ooun- mes wuhani hranng uia,h. II any. news From n.r ~al.tns lsiri. Sae was <.uN scans hriranline and from aii,.>,. i,olis..i tue. baruseip~ nad nut bs-i'u >-tala-d ~gii.e aipiii Q before her Csiarfura on nrI ioag voyage
 Nur >ululurt rrrn.ng she was iying De. sii3.lra ,n tht weSl ruisl oi AfFira 2 le e3lauin vas piaymg eard> wiih ihr Hre and ~ruud aair io eili lime Wh. go fhr i'risnui crled.
 -Ae~-ei aAr,' un rorl haw. Now. siil iu a ~iurui at sea may Hsii iuiert~i ite srrw al aH3iii,-i stip. esIH- a.l3 as the iattrF k brraSfiag the sal4e ~iortn uui buruins craft is a geIa dllerrm mauer The game ,zsi~t.d ud al hands frna captain iO rSbu h,y ~irinrg thrir eyes iu tbe auatiou iudnuied by he hn,soui. All ! they rouid see was fainl trace of Siausr.
 "ihrre's wind there.~ remarked thc captain after making au examination WUh -ias~. That smokes drifting 70 reward
 ' ~ii-n he5p huru her said the se-ond l.,t" ~hui ii's Hn ill wind that blows un,srdy uny pnnd. Wen gel II after ' awhile
 ' Presently a dark Speek marking the hIii aplHar,d. hut thsre was no flame. : uar could any sails be distinguished. ! The vessel srCued 10 be coming to- wnrd thr Spminoie in Soulherly di- re5tlnn hui ihe smnkp instead of nov ine wth her was drifting in her wake
 -'Thai l,paiS auything | ever seA. re marked one uf he rvew. -I's been a sailor twenty years. and never see q ] burnin' sh1i movin' wlhnui sails and i The smoke b.owin behind her without ! anr wind
 -NoI knnckS me uut." said another 'is lherp bein no hume~
 -Theyv' got the hltrhes batteued ! down Co keep jhr fire below decks. % said third. 'NorhiB but smoke can Gii oat"
 he ship. moyu without saiiS, came s,aIdiis uH siii Co tnc rr-w ot tae -eininuir >iir alFrGrpd 'arger but Eas artWirg fuiuT iu fhr dhliulsbin- twi iizhi AS she drew upar she was 7 palutcd direedy toward thrtn. A ierrur .urgad thrsu-h uol nuly tn. Semiuaie's
 sow. hut The officers. Here was a ] burning ship c0mins 10 run them down
 -Groai guns cried tEe captain. 'Am 'dreamin's Say. you Martin "' addressing her hrst mate. Do you see a >nukiu vessel comin' while we're in 'lr dulGrumsT
 That ] do. sir" replied the Grst Hlatc. and ] don't understand her"
 shes ghusi shipr exclaimed a sailor with blauched cheeks.
 '.igcu burned ai sea and haunts the place where ahe went up in smoker a1Ged aua;heT
 -it must 'a' 5oaa all smoke and ao , aame- cried third
 There is light on her bow-' said tne second mate Some 'un must "a gep bis head pretty cool 10 put that out with the ship anre."
 How does she manage Co keep so , straight a course without sny wind to s eer byf~
 These and many other comments on fae wonder coltiIurd 10 be made waile iLe hull of tb- coming ship was growing larger and less distinct in the growing darkncss.
 swing out the buats,e cried the cap laln.
 Tue crpw ran Co the boats. but were so mad with terror that they tumbled over one another lowering one end while the ropes holding the other to tae davits were left uuflsteued fi- nalIy the boats wrre all swung out and some of Them in the water when there was aash of light on tbe coming ship Every man stood stock still. thinking that the ma agazine or some other combustibie had exploded and tliat when the sound had time to cross the distance between them and the doomed ship they would hear a roar, followed by the shrieks of those wio had been blown skyward stand by to save 'ifer cried the captain
 Sut tbc seconds passed. and there was no sound either of an explosion or of sbriekinE people.
 By this lime both officers and crew of tbe Seminole were so bewildered that they magnided every appearance o0 or about what they believed to he ghost ship. But one cause of terror was aIlayed. The smoking huik's prov was turned so that if she kept her course she would not run them down. Indeed. by the time she came iatitudi- nally on the same plane with them and they saw her broadside she was seT- eral hundred yards to the starboard of them Something like wheels was propelling her.
 Then suddenly through an opening
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