The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-24

] pv~1 carried duwn |, my arms m me same way we took her aboard the Mac Avuy.
 The drrcIict was in such good condi. ,ion that concluded to put a prize crew aboard of her and send hor Ca
 Honolulu. not many days Sul to the uorth of us There would be nothing to do but provision and water her. though it would be safer to dc some pumprg. so sent half a dozen mcn aboard cC her with what they would need and had ihr pleasure ol seeing them hoist her sails aud w"N" away northward
 Thr woman VIC hal rescued was ready the next morUm- to give the main points of her CNUcwcnr" The shin was commanded hy her husband. Tnrv had sailed from San Francisco for the Hawaiian lsHu'~ Blown "A their couv<r hy had weather. they h'" come upon au island 1hrt" stores and water being pretty w1,2 exhaust cl from hvmg out l"ugrr than they had expected. the captain had taken the main part or tNr crew a>h"rc |" .,, if nc could rrrloul-h hu'H. leaving only three mon aboard Vur they won, gonr Hurr5raur ~p.u- nn from oa Sn.rr. rm.,H rh. ra ,'r r' which tnr ship va> a..gn.0' nna -a. "a~ blown uut ro ,ra Iar ..#.."> wifi" n,.rd .hr rrw !, ." down ihr nr-y,,.s. rn.~ w#~ ?. "; "u they could de ta ln.n '.' '".... "a""i rnr mrn .rur~r1 -. t"., 'r'tn- [" .yrl her r~Cr- ,natm. nn, every "mr ar rnrn wis washed uy..rra~1
 When ,.r ~,,rw .na' ,Hr .ar.ao~ wifi. iuv.a a.r~.. ar ,.a nn .'"' n.t Most .r Fl. u.ai ..U. aroae1 n.d nrrr r.r...1.f G.. uu...r l.asu- sga, rrc.rn ,... v...a .. n.s.'.d 'H" -rrury or g.o' ...r.~.n rn Ar'n 'h'm Roth aGI.r v.u.H rr exhausted. hrW r f.- n.r r,.d >,n .gr.-u, over .a~>...r war~ rr attract attention "t other ,r~~v.~. nGt ru.I &nN..r uo way except tu I..-n~ 'M. ..'. rn" and let ,ar car,r~ swing m.H tn' waves This Gou.. sn. rrwa.w.a ia her cabin with her rh.t ana.j.- ~n.' fate as Providence m-nt have ror lhrm
 Sho had n, ur.a how many days she had been auaat ilr. little lardcr grow less and boss every day. and. while at first she ate what was also utely ncrn>~ory to keep sufficient strength ju u,~ tu take care of her child. at Inst. that thc Hrtln one might live as long a> possible to got the ben eft of a ryS.ur. she "cf~aU73 from food entirely. lt IS nrn'aH'r that had our coming hrno delayed a few hours she would have d.oa.
 l got what information coUld from her as to the island on which her hus- band and his ,rcw had been maroon"d and judged that it was one of the SNor- adeS on the PuIyucSian groups was bound for the Philippines. So that both these groups lay in my course. lt be- hooycd me to find them if possible, moi only to rruuitc this family. hut take oG the marroucd men \ few days sail brought uS To the first of the groups, but We heard nothing of the men We searched for But when We struck the PolyneSiauS We had better success The rescued woman was on deck when We passed one of them and recognized it as the island from which she had been blown. We circl"d it and on a bit of high ground saw with a glass something white hutterinS We mrn- ed our course toward it and struck the marOoued men
 As we approached we saw them standing on tnr shore watching us. and presently We heard the cheer, but when we came near enough 10 make them hear tnat wc had the captains wife and boy on board lhcy went Nlld