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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-08-08
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Meyerling not very far from Vienna.
Beside him was the dead body OF the
Baroness. All sorts of rumors were
ahoat as to how the couple met death,
and II was finally given out as suicide,
but as suicide was so abhorrent to the
Catholic Church the Empress refused
20 believe that her son had taken his
life. However, no effort was made to
find the murderer and the case Is still
known in Austria as "the Meyerling
mystery"
The death Of the Crown Prince had
an alarming effect on the Empress,
who was devoted to her son. She
never appeared at Court after his
death. but wandered from place to
place IN her sorrow. The Emperor.
who was always devoted 10 his wife.
did all In his power to lift the veil OF
melancholy which seemed TO envelope
her. but without avail and TO use the
language OF a noted Hungarian writer:
The sorrowing woman In black wan
dered from country TO country as
though a dread shadow pursued her"
Empress Assassinated.
The Curse of the Hapsburgs was
destined to claim her in its clutches.
and this occurred while she was In
Switzerland trying 10 recover health
and strength 10 be present at the EN-
peror's Jubilee in 1898. Walking on
the Quai de Mont Blanc in Geneva,
accompanied only by her lady-in-wait-
ing. the Countess sztaray. she was
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-08-08
Marrics Princess Elizabcth.

that she was not assassinated during
one Of the Hungarian uprisings.
Marrics Princess Elizabeth.
When "Franzi," as she affectionate-
ly called her son. was about twenty
three, she set about to find him wife,
so she sent him on a counting expedl-
ton TO the home Of the Duke Of
Bavaria. who had married her younger
sister. Among the daughters OF the
Duke was the Princess Helene. who
was just nineteen. and the mother
hoped that her son would fall in love
with this princess. but she was
destined to disappointment for he paid
little attention to the Princess Helene
and fell in love with her younger
sister, the Princess Elizabeth. who was
then only fifteen years of age. A year
later they were married and the heau-
tiful princess charmed all Austria and
Hungary as WELL, She bore the name
of the patron saint OF the latter, and
when she came with the Emperor to
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-08-08

historians regard It almost a miracle
that she was not assassinated during
| one Of the Hnnra rian nnrisines.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-30
UUNtI y VFV"HIIV
Pacific Coast League,

Pacific Coast League.
Los Angeles 3, Portland 0.
Oakland 2, Venice 0.
Sacramento s, San Francisco 6; eight
innings.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-30
Eighteen White Men Face
Death on Floes When the
Karluk Is Crushed
FATE OF PARTY WAS
UNKNOWN FOR MONTHS
Men Have Terrible Struggle
With Ice; Vessel Frozen in
Sea in September

Seattle. Wash. Nav 10 Another
thrilling story of bravery and fortitude
in the face of tremendous odds. has
come out of the Arctic seas
Captain Robert A Rortlett master
of the Vbiamur Stefansson steamship
Karluk. which disappeared with "a men
ON hoard last fall during the exnedi+ion
To the mouth of tbe Mackonzie river
has arrived at st. Michael with the
first authentic news of tbe fate of the
party.
Eighteen Are Msrooned.
Eiobten wbire men and five eskimos
who were with Caplain Rartle+t on tbe
whaler when the vessel was copobt in
the westward lee drift last fan are now
marooned ON Wranoel Island.
They reached the Haven after a fer.
rible struoole. with tbe ice when the
shin went down. crushed and wrecked
off Herald island ON January 1G. They
have food enough. il is believed. ia
last until a reseuing party can reach
them.
As the ice is breaking mn il will ne
some time before a rescue expedition
can reach the marooned men.
Wrangel Island abounds in wild
game. and il is thouoht the men can
weather their hardships.
CAPTAIN Bartlett added another deed
of daring to his record when he chose
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-30

Montreal, May e0.-Nine hundred
and thirty-four was given out officially
today as the number of those who per
ished early Friday morning when the
collier Storstad rammed and sank the
Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Ire
land in the st. Lawrence off Father
Point
This figure was the one furnished by
the Canadian Pacific's headquarters
office in Montreal. 1t did not agree
with that supplied by the company's
branch office in Quebec, where 1,O52
were said to have died.
That the number was not less than
934 was certain, at any rate. Most
of the victims drowned. Some, how
ever, were unquestionably killed in the
collision between the Storstad and the
Empress and 90 died after they had
been picked up of injuries, shock and
exposure.
Survivors in Quebec.
Most of the survivors were in Que
bee today. They reached there from
Rimouski, where the rescue government
boats Lady Evelyn and Eureka landed
them, in a sorry plight. Hardly one
was fully clad and the majority were
next to naked. The people of Rimous.
XII did their best to outfit them, but
the town is very small and its facilities
for caring for the refugees were hope
lessly inadequate.
Many of those in the party, too
were suffering from painful hurts and
some even from broken bones, suffered
when the Storstad plowed into the Elm
press eide or being thrown across the
liners deck as 1t heeled over JUS
before going under.
Courage Magnificent
The courage shown by the stricken
ship s company during the last few mo
ments before the waters of the st. Law
renee closed over her decks, accord
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-30
FUNERAL OF BISHOP.
SCADDING HELD TODAY

Portland, Ore, May 3O.-The funeral
of Right Rev. Charles Seadding, Epis-
oopal bishop of Oregon, who died We'd
nesday of pleural pneumonia, was held
here this afternoon at the Trinity
church, with the Right Rev. W. F.
Nichols, bishop of California, the Right
Rev. T. w. Keator, bishop of Olympia,
and the Right Rev. W. H. Moreland,
of Sacramento, officiating at the serv-
ices.
The combined ehoirs of the Pro-Ca-
thedral of st. Stephen the Martyr, the
bishops own ehp-eh, and Trinity
church, rendered the choral service.
Interment was made at the River
view cemetery. The pallbearers, both
honorary and active, were clergy of
the church.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-30
JESUIT PRIESTS OUSTED
WOULD HAVE DEPoRTED NUNS
Convent Schools at Saltillo Will Not
Be Allowed to Reopen Next Year
Villa Reports of Atrocities.

Torreon, Mex, May 3O.-General vii
la returned from the, front today,
bringing with him IL Jesuit priests
from Saltillo.
"They are to leave this country" F"
he said, "never to return. All the rest
of the Spanish priests and most of the
Spanish citizens left Saltillo with the
federals. l would have liked to have
deported the nuns in the Saltillo con
vents, but could not because many
girls in the convent schools need their
care. These schools will not be allow
ed to reopen next year."
Villa denied reports that the federals
committed many atrocities in Saltillo
before evacuating it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-30
YESTERDAY . SCORES

Northwestern.
Portland 5, Seattle 8.
Victoria 4, Tacoma 5.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-30
TALES Of HEROIC ACTION TOLD OF
MEN IN GREAT MARINE DISASTER
Captain Kendall Reces Story Of How Empress Ireland Was Rammed and Sent
The That He Pleaded With Captain Of Collier Keep Steam Ahead
Husbands and Wives Go to Death Each Others ArmsD Bodies Of Dead Tender
Cared FOrOca Figures Give Total Lives Lost at 9cness Of Plunge
into Sea Cause Of the Great Less Of Life

excited They whispered to each other,
asking what had happened. Few wore
more than their night clothes.
l had been lying awake in my berth.
l heard whistles but did not think Of
anything unusual. Then there came a
curious scraping noise-almost an i'm
pact. experienced no shock and yet,
even my unframed ears told me that
something terrible had happened.
People FOur From Below.
I jumped from my birth and ran out.
Immediately l felt the deck tilt, the
list increasing perceptibly as ran up
the eompanionway. Reaching the up
per deck, saw another steamship back
ing away and people pouring up from
below.
| hurried back to m yeabin, pulled
on my trousers and light pair Of
shoes and ran on deck again. By this
time the passageway was crowded with
men, women and children going up, but
there seemed no great excitement Then
! passed Commissioner Rees, supporting
his wife.
"What s wrong9" the commissioner
whispered to me.
And whispered back; "I'm afraid
it's something serious"
When | reached the deck the second
time there was heavy list and peo-
pie were clambring to the uppermost
side to get farther away from the
water.
Ship Goes Down.
want +o tbo unnar rail and nc +
roaohea Il tbe shin o,,ietIv rolled the
rast ~ ia tvov atar srd lvina On
hor sido sonL
was earried down ana then. srd.
donlv vas shot nm again
A. roso T strpcIs hodies several
,;nas ana ,yoa nviled dovn bnt eacb
timo i,,o' "a,a conc o|5 M aHo;n coached tba
snrfoco in smoath woter and swan 70.
ward tbe other steamship. some dis
tanoe avav Two thirds Of the way
boro ,ncorntoroa n;oco of wreet.
aao to which two otber men were cling
20 70 oanaht bo,d of 4 ana il was
snfficiont to snnnort all three of MS
A Iittio later boat from the other
s+oamshin n;cLed no nm
'''"'',~.p -, -, 1rs1..,.,. =. c,,-.,.u
fearu mo"iAns an" oAsine
Many must have been injured when
the Empress was struck
Now that look PACK upon lt 4! thlna
was rather dazed, Tor | did no1
fully realize the extent OF tne aus.
aster. remember now that as ! nlaue a
my way through the snip, | eoliu nea, ga,
people moaning ana crying ou' ~ az
seemed an underto1e, u.
III was Wohderluily quiet, Es9lyon9
soon knew that something terriple ,l naa
happened but evidently none Teai'aen .,.il
that we were Iacing uest1 'ni"N
an were sornewnat slee stunueu' o...,ou
I9ere was gTeas uiilersnre s .h. pTtmeGn T;ton;a
the l1nlpress VI ,io'snu su. ".iu III "s ~nro
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-30
AUTOMOBILES RACE
FOR BIG PRIZES TODAY
First Accident Comes When Chassag-
mes Car "Sunbeam" Turns Tur-
tle-Both Escape Injury.
GILHOOLY AND DAWSON ARE
REPORTED BADLY INJURED
First Hundred Miles Covered in Hour
9 Minutes and S5 9-2O seconds,
Clipping Off 4 Min. 2 Sec.

Indi@napolis-Thomas wins speedway
race. Thomas time, 6:03;4599.
Duray won second place; Guyot
third.
Thomas time established new
worlds record for the distance. The
previous record was made by Dawson
who covered 500 miles in 6 hours, 81
minutes and seconds. Thomas aver
aged S3.47 miles an hour.
Duray's time, 6:10:24.29. Average
5000 miles an hour.
Guyot's time, 6:14:01.75.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-30

Commissioner David Rees, in charge of the Salvation
Army in Canada who lost his life when the liner Empress
of Ireland sank in the ST. Lawrence rlver Besides Com
missioner Rees his four daughters were with him the
boat and son. Captain H. Rees. From the latest re-
port in answer to the kilograms of Major j. G. Galley
who is at present holding services in Salem not one of the
family of Commissioner Rees survived the disaster
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-30

SALVATION ARMY OFFICERS LOSE LIVES IN EMPRESS OF IRELAND
DISASTER
picture band Of staff officers Of the Salvation
London H. As can be
from the shpwre The seventh man
Captain H. Rees Commissioner Re
This Saturday before
official photographer had finished was
Major G. Galley friends their the London conference MAJOR
lev j Salem conducting revival services
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-30
Tells story OF Wreck.

(By Captain Arthur Morris of the Sal.
vation Army, Toronto, distated to a
United Press staff correspondent.
Copyright 1914, by the United Press)
Rmouski, Quebec, May 30.-I had
reached the deckrail as the Empress of
Ireland quietly rolled over on her side,
and was carried down with the ship.
How came up | cannot tell but am
a strong swimmer and had little diff
ficulty.
No Panic On Board.
There was no panic on board. II
all happened so quickly that few real.
lied we were facing catastrophe. The
people met were more surprised than
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-30
ToDAY's SCORES.
Pacific Coast.

R. H. E.
sacramento ................. v L
San Francisco ............ s ~ 2
Batteries, morning game-Saeramen-
to, Kremer and Hsnnah. San Francis
co, Tanning and Clarke.
R. H. E..
Los Angeles ................ 4 IL 2
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-30

Some good people judge the value Of
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authoritative amerita blir ian 8nmntelt,
Ian or. fnnbGnoe, SorbpIoene her lnn9t
utnaleligere.
@i bar M life Here Glitter at 'enoe
us, iaa bbpr in9en Snoianler tommer
runbt lenh cbers gibroe til GdSiereren
Ir. q. g. @rnnoc. @Ienipoob, Minn
San pil fpittere for famine 'aa fort Ion1
Der blir 9lum / Ipiicrnc, liaeiaa ptl
ban i lin Sib oi~fentIiseiere 6errcpse
itnreliens gepibneIie ON Gapeu5 Woos
taeeIie.
Sea erinbrer Tom Sntanaut at 9amIe
| E~attioiolf. nanr Sc fit en- @abe, briQte
a at iiac nleb lit lfiGIpenOe Maol:
"@ub peIIi9ne rig. "@uIlnt (guOaioc)
ba aotte Steis". Bare ct Iligt 2n'fc
ian Sc gipe i9ien men Set er tort oQ
bel ment. Wan9e al eber cier mn Idngi
mere ems Steig. 6uit pad Norbrc
Srons @~amIebiem.
9. 9. @ooroer, Setr.
Starbuct, @inn., / sunni 1911.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-19
1poenS SOFT.

aarl 2(nton G~prneliu3len al Gurnitocf,
Mint., er life mere. Otter ct nj llaers
longt ShgeIeie beoe ban / Sroen paa
lin Serre os TreIicr Ben 170e NpriI
1914. Ylarge og aIoorli9e &reue!lcr
oicnnemgit ban / lit 2io, men / alt loa
lan Ours mGqtige, beifpttenbe &oalo.
Inner Sen iihite Su9Nom iaa Set Here
@anoc uh, ION ON ban ifulbe bli iitouo
til at tomntc ieiernem ben % CD iAien;
men Simen fom bps, at ban iii 6biIc
ira Strioen. bel ~forneiet / Oubs @iIie.
ct al hans iioitc Grb til Sirlei6rgce
rem bar bisie: SEQ BIZ iod gierne
ian goa biem", 90 "ieg tror. at Sciu
Nriiti @ubs Sens @Ion renier fra al
Snno. bcrpna bill iea boiIc."
6an bar en- Nirfeus NonO. 3an lGz
tie flittiot % flIgte nejc mco i Girtcu3
@ieremaoI baooe h%ienrnte og uNc. -
oa hapbe ban oplabt 6aanb % 6ierte
for idmmc. 6an hpiler M ira inc
0iernineer. @eI'i9net pGre Bans
Ninbel
6. 81. GorncIiusien nar fort SEN 7oc
Tai 1886 / 5enore Turool, %Glber5,
Debt % tonIirmeret / @nna5 Nirte Oers
iteos. San bleo gift meD &i9en Gntis
lie Sheoline (febt 6aigsn) Sen 26oe
@arts 1850 paa 2itre @oter 6un
mco o @9ru opcrlcpcr BAN "a 5carroer
bans @ortaana. Sores 9Gateitnb bier
pcliionet mco 10 @err, huoraf CT or
bsnt. Sc nj @ern or ) S5nrcr oa !
3stre. remIia Mr3. Nareu Stuacruo.
| Spofaue. @aih.. 1areu 6anier. Goms
itoct. Rinn.. iart CLARA OF EIan, lont
or 6iemmc hos Mooercn. Ssnnerse CT
Sobou seS Woorbeab. Winn.. gortin /
Starbuef, San, Goen. ueo Gomitocf.
Rinn., &nton / Starttpeather, q. SAT,
| Olaf / Salon. q. 3. Qfo6oe ioa lin
SIGat foregct mce 80 garuabarn % ct
garnebarnsborr.
6an u~ooanSret fra Soten og Tom I'll
Gmerita / 1885. hpor ban meo SamiIie
ilpg iig neo peO @iIo Eiee. Gais Co..
q. Tat. 6an tiebte ig ct goot Stntfc
9anS pon @innciotaiiSen al 8eo 8ioer.
Gcttc ucSbIeo ban at oprtc / % Har
og blsu eu @eIitanosmnnS. ! 1893
ioIate Fan oua Snrmeu os flpttet IND
| iii Slen gomitocf. hoor ban brg9et ct
sent 6icm for zig % Sen Sci az IA
miIien, icm cnonu er hiemme. ghi bar
BET iGrSigi % iaa iii hau 5iemlop.
I 1910 ieircee ban @ulobrplluo. hoor
oen itcre 5amilie bar tilitcSe, liseiom
oqia1 Samilicu bar inntlet III peh hans
Sn9eirna og @earoneIie. 6an blcu
itent tiI6piIe Yna Gonitoci Reniabebs
airtteanrs Den pore apri! 1914.
Sreo meo hans Stso!