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oi the twin acewe were
‘n-o'bdumearl'romthelhlpWava
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the Deadlyhopellera—‘l'hea tame the
“Water-mainland.
”Yon,ulnnefi.—'l'ha flrltdetaiied
”to! the awiuidinatertothelllit-
hhlasahipVictorla ia a apurial cablato
TheWorldiromTrlpoli. which aaye:
Aboutho’clocklaetThuraday alter-noon
thelngliahiieetcame in aightotlllliina.
theportandtowuoi'l‘rlpoli itwaacom-
lubomthenortheaatnndmakingdirect—
lyiorflraharbor. .
the an H; ironclada—‘Vletoria, Can. do
pwdowh,ldlnburgh,lt’ileand8anaPareli
weledrawnupininlltront. 'i'heWctoria
waa in the center, the Camperdown waeou
Midgandtheflinburghmherrigbt.
When they were within an milea oi
eheea, Vice Admiral so George Tryon rig-
lladtoturnandiormadoubleline. Thin
”that theYietoriaandCamperdown
wan to go ahead a littleaaddeacribea
MVlcttwiaturningtotheleitand
th ihrapudown tuning to the right—
heywouldadvaneeeldebyeideinthe
dbaetitliremwhieh theyhad eure.tha
arrewewararwvolvlngllkeeircnlarknivea.
Thepoorereaturee battiedinvaln agalnat
thenctitm. Theyweredrawu down and
thrownaninattheawli’tbiadea.
Thencamaaacanewhich made the ofl~
erratmthedeckaoi the otherwarehipa oi
the ileet turn away. nick with horror.
Scream: and ehrieke aroee, nndin thewhite
ioam nppearedreddenedarmeandlepaud
wrenchedandtornbodiea. liendlceatrunka
weretoaeedout oi the vortex tollnger
mornut on the enriace andaink out oi
Allwithinreaehoithatvortexloettheir
penance oi mind lien whoknaw howto
awlm ceaaed awimming audiought with
the watera. Men clutched each other in
i‘rmyandatruekeachotheroii. nedaep
ooneoi whirling water with the ewiit
kniveachopplng human hodiceatthebot»
tom oi it, waa ahorror to dauut the brav-t.
Onemanwho eacapcd eaya thatheaaw
inthiegreatvortu at leaathii oi hiaiel-
low-fightiagwithmchotherandwithln-
evitabledmth. inamora-rtoreothe
knive- dhappeared and thevortubesan
Iowa 1 lealdla. Water.
. 'i'heahlpwae beneath theanriacejuataa
the whirl waa ahallowed almoet totheeur-
iace. Then there waa a unified round of
thunder, the wataawere toned up and a
ateam bunt from them. Again thaehrlaka
and acreama burnt iron the ewimmera
The boiler-a had exploded, the lee had
ruehed into the furnaces, end the swim-
mers wercbeetinywavea oi welding water.
Time in lean than 10 minutes death in
three awful iorma attacked theoillcera and
crew oi the Victoria—death by drowning.
death by the kniielike acrewaand death by
acalding water. With the that under»
plunge oi the-Victoria all the boate w-e
calledawayirorn all the otherehipeand
came straining over the calm lea
otheraweuid swing into double column
aduandadvaucetwoandtwobehlndthe
When the order waa given the diatanee
hdween the ahipawar le- than
blea’ loath. The execution oi the
wu eaayenough ior ehipa turther away
than center, but extremely dilficuit tor the
Victoria and Camperdown. In turning
thalrhowawould paae within aiew iethome
d-ehotharwveniithemovementwaaex-
fluted with the groutat precision. Thin
law‘esent in rnrely made. and is chiefly
purpoeeoi training the ehipcom-
hand-a to moveerpeditiouely awny irora
dueling
Whether became Admiral Markham, oi
the Gamperdown could not believe thin
movement wee to be tried when the ehipe
were ao’ eloee together. or because he
thou-ht Admiral 'i‘ryon had mincaicu-
lattdthedietanee,hedld noteetnboutex—
muting Admiral Tryon’e order, but eig-
that he did not underatand it.
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Thcaeboatawere aoou picking upthoee
iortunnte ones who had
the terrible vortex. So
wee there the boatadared uotventure near.
but they tlitl 1m horn the ecaldina water
lever-oi wretched sailors, who w-e horrir
nmuebeetfllheldtotheaignal.
The Camp-down no longer heeitated.
but nice began to turn. The briei delay,
however, had been iatal. The Victoriabad
but were cenght in the vortex orecalded
to death by the boiling water.
‘l’ryan Stack to Ilia Blip.
Admiral Tryon stuck on the bridge and
Just before the \‘icto
rln run-it inn-r underplungc he saw what wee
about in happen and loaned an onler {or
ench men in have himeeii, but the order
never got beyond the bridge, for ruin do
aconliotl etmlghtway.
The diver whom he had ordered below to
look into the damage waa still on deckand
(intent-i inrhis dment except hie helmet.
He would have been dragged to the bottom
by his hrm '. lr'ml holed alum had it not
been for n M-nnmn who «stopped to cut him
loom» :rrm his heavy clothea. The diver
‘mrs urn-d. but the man who cut him ire!
refuse-ll to leave it.
in. around bore down upon her.
Both admirala were quick to act. Admi—
ralTryon awung theVictoria nontore-
all“ attbo Imalieat angle the blow which
bothoflcera law was inevitable, and Ad‘
lira! Markham did the name for the Cam.
p-dowu, beaidea reversing her acrewa.
nioot ram oi the Camperdown
the hull oi the Yictofla Just in
tut oi the armored bulkhead and plunged
hto the thin plates oi ha atnrboard aide.
orall- at the bulkhead and the
part oi the Victoria above the
line waa more cardboard to the
wedge ao mightily propelled.
a amaahing oi wood and iron
the ram and eight ieetoi the
own aaahed fl tart
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There were many ecto oi heroiern. eeli
iorgetiulnm and daring.
The peril oi thoae in the water war in-
rreaaed by the ihct that the aea harvabouta
il invented with aharke.
ltiathedatyoi themarinaawhanacoi-
llalon occura to immediater go below and
close all the watertight compartmenta.
When the Camperdown etruck the Vie-
toria. the \‘lctorla’a matinee went New
tor their duty. and an a reeult oat oi it)
marinee on the Victoria 0 were loot.
The W Kalb.
Barium. June fl.—-‘l‘he laet li- d .-
cbor oi! Tripoli while the Cam
making terporary repairs which will en—
able her to reach Malta.
The Victoria lice in re iathoma oi water. M
it will be impoaible to float her. The
bodieaoiw viotima have beeuioundaud
interred in Tripoli.
A memorial service tor the loet aallore
wee held in the AngloAmeritan church in
Beyroot. The church wee draped in black.
A diepatch irom Port Bald eaye it ie
learned that Rear Admiral larkham'e
dbpatehea regarding the loan oi the Yie-
taeia have been amt to the admiralty. The
crulaer llarham, which it wee thought
would carry the diepatchee, haa arrived at
l'ortBeid. Theoflleeraoi the Veaaelooa—
Irmthe atoryalready told.but theycau
[ivauoea ioaaatotheeeuaeoi the m
etate that Admiral Tryou’a
, order wae it potato toatarhoardiorone
diviaion and theeametoportiortheothee
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leyaadl‘radJonee, twoloeel
at a picnic beeaaae both
within-naught. They
arrangedtolahttealaiahiaabaraiaet
oetaideoithecity.aadWalmaleyhmked
Jonae out in the ionrth round. Jon.’
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cu,ScbwabandNeehe.
Mica-rennin...
the
hehadtheirperdona.
leit the penitentiary.
an wee aerved. Th
oilice and
we. given tickete
to Chi and
they bidt eward-
en goodby. They
then went to the
priaon etetlon on
Atchiaon. Topeka
and Santa Te rail-
road and lcit ior
elk-d— Let-.- I-
)”, llcnan. grown.
left all out a look upon them.
Schwab, Net-be and Fielden'e rectwda m
priaonere are good. They obeyed all order!
oi the guards and worked hard and faith-
iuliy during their entire term.
Been-er Alamo late-eat.
During their confinement they all had
and exprceaed hopea lot a pardon, but had
entirely given up until John P. Altgeld
waa elected governor. When they heard
oi hie election they at once commenced to g.
cheer up. and made a hard fight again ior
a pardon. lint the matter drifted alongac
alowly that Schwab and Yieldrn had again
become dieeournged, and thought that they
would never be tree men again. Kerb!
kept up hie apirite and chewed nine that
heatlll lived with the idea that apardon
would eventually come.
merchante. bankera,
the belie! that the priaonerahavebeen
hail”:
l'iret—Thattheiuvywhichtviedthamaewar
apachad Jury. eeleeted to convict.
Second—That. aooovdm to the law ea
evleaeethat therewaa aeeaaeeutaat
tewia the
cI-iatheca-iaeattyt heeoell aet.aad
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’WMPW Fleid- . Amara. June m—iu- Jalia rm
waepntoutrialiortllemurderoibertwo
aiateralaatl'abruary. Bhehadkeptadiary
iorayear or more, and all through it ap
heriateationoi acme timekilling
aieteea Thenriullereuteredtheoourt
ms Amman moor no my.
Mac-yiemwdhthem-e'altate-
mad—W With “admin-an.
'fl'flhmlflawmm
room with the widow oi err-Governor Coe-
ley. Site to “ended bySmlth, Glenn &
Smith. Secretary lloile Smith'e law ilrm.
and John- Barrie-ion. a main. Mile
I‘ortw'a mother and two brothere warein
court.
The moat important witnae'a called by
the proaecution and lhe moat intercetlng
waa Dr. John C. Olmltead. lie wu called
to the houee alter the murderand made
examination oi the bodice. lie teatiiled
to converaatione with the primer alter the
"She told me the had done the
ehootin‘ and gave ilwo accoanta oi the
killinx oi hiiaa Minnie. She had to re-
move thcm. ahe aaid. oneecount oi the un-
happineaa at home: that her brothera had
not treated her right; they had been no
kilai to her.and ahe thought her eintera
wce the cauae of it."
"she told me." cool
and that ahe had prayed tlh
hut ahe had to kill them; that her purpoec
in killing her aiaterex waa to be hung ior
murder and than dleqrrace her iamily. That
waathereaaonahedlod not kill herhrother
Allie. She had reeelrved ior him puniah~
mcnt more terrible then death—that oi
having him eee her hung tor the murder oi
her two aletrra. She \had iully expected to
behungand gloried in the thought that
auch a death would digrace her brother
loam. nn. June 11—an before in
thehiatoryoi the northern illinoia atate
penitentiary haa there been such aaenaa
tionatthepriaon ae took 'piaoewhen the
pardona oi the anarchiete were handed to
Wanda: Alien. Mr. Edward S. Dreyer, a
Chino banker. arrived irom Springfield
with the pardona ior Michael Schwab,
Samuel Holden
and anar lie-be.
penitentiary
and walked into
it might not he,
told him that he
had in hie poaaeav
aion the pardoua
oi the trio oi an
emblem now con-
iined within the
walla oi the pub
tentiary. Warden
”m YIELD". Allen at once ant
iorNeebe,8chwabaad Held-.andthe
three walked into the warden’e ofiee. where
theywwamet byWarden Alien andlr.
Dray". Ir. Dreyar Iret told than that
The deten- wu inaanity, and ouch a
wrong caae waa mado out that beiore the
evidence waa halt in acquittal wae predict
ed. Thecaaewillbe‘argued and the jury
charged thin aiternonu. and a verdict oi
acquitta’. on the ground oi iaaanlty la ex-
peeled.
They were eur»
prind,andtheyawpr.edthatrthankato
lir. Dreyer and Waden Allen. Their
iaceaatoneecommancad to brighten up,
andtheywerethehappieetmenthatever
BAEEBALL scones.
BAT lUSAL LEAGUE “Al“
They all declared that they were inno
cont men and had been illegally pnniahed.
They were then taken to the clothing room
and rigged out in dtlxen'e drew. and than
, roooIDIOx—t
they weretakeu to the dining room.whcre
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Clu‘tL. l llilili'it'ii‘lilmlt)lililli)w 51.1 I
Rule and Mllligau; Chamberlain. Murphy
Sullivanand Vaughn. l'mpire- lint-lie. The
nine w. called at the end oi the seventeenth
inning on arflrunt oi dllrkneaa.
lAI‘l‘iBK uhiib'l OAK“.
At 1'roy~'i’ror-Providlcm game pmtpoued»
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At Albany~AllamfiBpringnekl name pm.
ported-Rain.
At KWMvflinqllmmivm-Erie game [ante
potted—Rain. ,, ,
l'ourtlr Ciaaa Poetmaatera.
June 27.—Among toe
iourth clue poetmartrra appOiuted were
Governor Aitgeld'e atatam-t. aceompe
trying hie pardon oi the imprbooed an-
archiata. contaiua lull) worda. The gov-
ernor reviewa the hietory oi the liaymar»
ketmaetinz oi hiayt.lmin dataliand
MFA-Infill“. ii. ('. lit-cleatone;
Gaylovdavtlle. ll. 8. Diahrow: liadlyme. ti. \\'_
"all; Nounk. l". ti. lilathb‘un; Pia-awn. J. ll,
Utah.
New Yak—Caution it. E. Willlanu: ('lw
' i'lllii'lltatlon. W. R. in
ll. Bowen; ('mum. P. A.
' Grand “one. flan-net llarlry: Xewark
Valley. 0. 8. Randall; Newfield. lhmjamln
stern Korth i'hlli. ii. ii. Nunez North vim.
H. D. llowley: Trumbull (hm Thualove
Kreaca; Well-barn. J. l. O'Bryan.
Pear-ylvaniar Grange. A. hi. (turban; Stout-
Btatlon. L 0. lliilmer: l’en AryglAV. P.
. ltlchland Cooler. Juaeph Hartman;
mu (3. K. Pruner: litarrnccaJ. 11.1? -
minim
are: ifhurt'hviile. o.
other prominent dtiaanaoi Chicagoyhich.
emulate; the priaonera to be guilty, atated
pun-
iehad enough. but a number oi them who
have examined theceae moracareiully bear
r appeal on entirely diluent crounda
' leflly-I lla Ontario;
iiatturox. Ont, Juno 27.4w. Dr. Kai-
ward McGlynn arrived here irom Newfl’orh
to arrange iorthereuloval oi hie two nieeea
to Brooklyn. Speaking of bin recent vhit
to Rome, Dr. hicGlyun laid that the object
oihie vieit waa not.” moat papera curL
miard. to arrange a Mtlrment oi hie did!-
cuitluwlth the chi-nth. That had already
been done at Chriatlllaa time.
him. ”'7th merely tomalrmthetvrmaei
and yet he haa been have b linualltheee
cuaarat-
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ecaptaieGardearoi thadwyllytag
tchman ilmileelraetaoutheaeteiihpe
Captain “amber, who-lledhu
loo-nan. thank-e err-A leae area
prenatal himedi all the finch-ti lia~
tie-l beak and calla led the aafitaat
eeahiar.atthepoiat
hi- the money lying on the dank.
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EpiacopalWomen to Pace Four
Daya in Meditation
norm 0? mm: All) THOUGHT.
Although let lemhere oi the Order ‘l'hey
Lula-louver.“ tha'ovldattha
mum-r theDkt-reei Mary I-
Peanut—They Ran-her Nearly Filly.
N" You, June 21.~Bctween «to and 50
women, aome oi them young and none old.
aomeoithem riehandaomepoor,eomeoi
them married and me single, aomo oi
them in the upper circlee oi society and all
oi them devout Chriatian women, have put
the world away irom them and have locked
tbcrnaelvea irom 'it by aolemn resolution.
More than that, they locked themaelvce
from each other, and are today alone with
their count-knee and their God. The women
are nearlyall of them irom New York city.
They are all oi them working member: oi
the Proteatant Eplacopal churchee, and are
irlenda oi the aistera oi the community oi
St. Mary. ‘
Thcyare known aa aeeociate Iiatera oi
the community, and were beginning their
annual retreat ior meditation and prayer.
For tour daya they will remain in aoiimde,
abut out ahaoiutely irom everything world-
ly. Their place oi retrent in at the mother
home oi the community, which is aituntad
on the brow oi one oi the two beautiinl
hille oi Peekakill. it in aurrounded by
trvqthat a t oil the view iromthrae
aid- aml but zllmpeea oi theiourth
which overlooka the lindaon. it iaanid-l
retreat, iar enough away iro- the aoiay
little town toglnaameoiutteeaolitude
and to enable meditation. ’(
There in a beautiiul littleehunh tothe
"at oi the home. in doora are always
opened. and there are white hooded aiatere
to lead the way ior strange". But none
oi three women who went into mmt laat
night will ieol themeelvea atrnngrra.
nave Taken 3. Vowa.
They have taken no vows. but they have
devoted their lives to Chriatinnlty aimoet
at much on the eiatera and theyconeider
themselves mombern oi the community.
The rules oi the retreat regarding-ileum
are most strict. Father Sergeant waa eeen
briore the retreat begun, by a reporter.
"The sole object at the retreat." he acid. "it
toenabie three devout womm to target all
elm but their epieituai being ior a time.
a. Mn‘dlmheh‘d—b
They will epeak to no one nave the print
in charge. the mother-superior oi the home
and the servante. To the first two onlyon
epiritunl topics. to the last an littleaait
shall be ire-emery to fulfill ordinary wanta.
They will enjoy the privilegu oi the Si}
tera oi St. Mary in the matter oi religion:
aervlcee. such on the laying oi the canon-
ical preyere in their daily religion larv—
ica—namely, terue eat, nonee, vetpereand
compiinr. That portion oi the time they
are not ruquired to be at the aervicee in the
chapel they will be iree to go about the
home and the grounds, but they will nei-
ther apenk to each other nor to the sisim
The aervioe-n each day will be at. £0, ”and
3o‘clook.
While the retreat in going on thcleeo
clen- sitar» will neither hour irorn or mm
municoto with any oi their irlends. They
will neither receive nor writi- any letters.
Everything they hear and everything they
are will be oia religioue nature, the tiny
beginning with the celebration oi holy
communion and endln with prayern.
There will be nothing to ivert their atten-
tion irorn the wrliare oi their Ipiritual be
in“. The retreat will end on Friday morn-
ing with n “ennui communion. in which
all the eiatm oi the order at the home will
partake. end the aeaociatee will return tc
their homn to ngain take up their lay work.
saved Illa Winning».
Curaoo. June 2.1—0. il. Burbfldxc.l
Chicago brokenavho won .15.!!!) on the
victory oi llonndleea in the 'American
derby. haul just caahed hie ticketa when
two iootpndn attacked him, one atriking
him with lint“ knuckles and the other
with a along-but. llnrbrldge, who in an
athlete. mmlo n derprratc fight. nlui a
crowd gathered and the iootpula lied
Burbrldxa will be confined to his bed for a
week, but he raved hie “5.5004
In Bullet Klllnd Ihwhar.
Duncan's. June Tim—Alexander Klrch
ner died in the Homeopathic hoapltal irom
the electe oi the bullet wound inflicted
on Batarday night by lire Kate Smoker,
who- he had diacardadaiterhlaattentibur
had vaulted in bu being deeertad by her
huaband. When the newa oi Kirchner.
deathwaahrokea to lira. Speckerat the
fill ahe tainted away in her cell. Iier hna
hadwaowlthhn. lleaaldthat hewould
moaned ior hardeiemw.
'l'we Killed en the haeha.
BM". Jane Ila-Two men were
killed while waikingoa the tree-kn oi the
liaahattaa Mb nillwad. They wen
etrackhyaaaaulnewhiahwaaoutbeway
been
mum". mum .
Paulo, N. 1.. June 11rd pal dder.
alderman-d Inuit yum-mam
attheti-ewithtaaiewleeteithereptlle.
momma-w
“I'll. ’Iflflr‘WM then-ea»
meat wan madeon the lining Rachael
that diver had dropped to 1': crate per
oaaeetheedeetwaedepvaeaag.
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lieawaharbov.
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All their time will he spent in meditation. ‘
to the heaeh. Frankie":- waa killed
”whiten-”5.. haaaot.
iaetlouuwaekilled Mineral-alumn-
hielawaatfllaxlantea aye-ea lite
l V. Chamberlain oi Few Brit-la.
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Ilmon Point Innmcmeminmpm. Owners and Proprietors. .
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25c —-——- EXCURSION FARE ——~— 25c.
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2 Large Lois Bumn Ave.
4 Good Lois
Woodward Ave.
,9 lice lots
Riverside Ave.
l4 Choice lots
Lincoln Ave.
I5 Sigmly Lots
on the Bluii
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be uttered than these lots on mm
the Woodward estate.
years ago I oiiored my first
purchase of these lots“on terms m“ '0'“): nurwrao.
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now. and
their warrantee deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week-the happy owners of a
prospective homo.
tin-m: you can see the model
cottages already ilillil. Why $8
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash.
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.
if you will only try you will TMh'MM" - - a
own a lot in a short time.
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We are in on age of Pcvinme, and bya
thousand nrtiul rontrivancee all tiredelicioua
(clonal the gerrirn are taken into captivity
for the toilet. The iragrant Violet is imprin—
on Jami the .lellrate subtle flavors oi a
thousand floral heautiee are brought into
requlaitlun no that woman. lovely woman.
mayiblrxm thetbrighter. Oi all thecheice var—
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Sunni Norwalk . '
Painless Dentistry
Tron: Mini nmLExirm-lnl without pain.
Crown and Bridges Work.
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Teeth extracted without ”in, -
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