The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1906, Page 6

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Nreatel by | Nev LoaNeD Faraitogs, | wcres, parity jmprowed $88 per wore re j Felumas. piovschelg Goode, any homey Marat 3 Adainination- Poor frog ef chara | Pacific Jiih., ig and Alaska Huilding wt nam EACH AM oh ) 4 fh Ave ° keon | Eo GwORE erat it a Jackeon street bal v noenee? b “ hy : —_ we NEVER BLERe. | ooh wre tr ‘ | ated meat mar » that @ special] a day. Address we is yt Pert ROWRRT MALTAY nome; hte . many | fee Alaska Wuilding. ~1301 Ww Board ot Fras | thee gah ow HALLPRRG, President and Chairman of the Board, of Trostowe | Tr MMAgh SALE ‘ i « Ladies’ Second-hand Clothing tists an | omnerts ANDS ON PAYMENT are pa) [* arian os Empire Dutlding —et Securtty; largest, busin premetesl “Stan” ‘roland So" ub “Walker butts 1 omn,_talen ang FR saorad My ne 2 hope th FOR setter cash; b-190m Sotteme, ele mot National |... So8Stas i som o 7 entess” of trrespanetbic collection © ie cash, belence lone time 2 wd your bille to we for collection L | teokern —_ i ‘resulta, ‘Rridence eee Lee ACRE CHICKEN RANCH Medical 5 ee a Sinpany. it Marton Dike sity gm taney By. A ORAG v A. In @weltest por Imstitute (awe s ATOLLS a ont = Given Union Transfer : Corman Washington ots this, mativu: | Piret both phones Main S38 ton by ular physicians BY BING AND CU sANS siete jo IME oF hieen Wi = ? Medicine whe hee ys ee . wr i beat “treatment 7, f ene Sx to matter whet A NICH TWELVE ACHE Me fort froptage on lake nene IF tract with ever tine te eee dure toet aulre 8 he St tne bests E-4 CONSULTA 1 MALTHT WANTED a HELP WANTED—MALE. 4 MINCHEARE PORK Ad per sone WACHHERN & LOR CALBSSREACE Rainier, Meach THORN Bast aah from Mem ane | etrest wifes Togs | Pine i tar sans i. “ Feamediaielyy mar (PUSS (Caster: | areonegs rear he Sia. starting salary BE we Sar fe MILLINERY. Cres Ot oe + back eee os le pay, an eh millinery at lowest pricen Mire. rater’ price te 0.40 ant will rater MP 6 ® to 6. ewwnings, nem, Mah Fourth ave, corner $500 week tit sold lowk lively if you want « ino jon to watalelis! aa hoes & Rowe distance reiiroed station, TREGN @ SMITH, pire futding MEADOWDALE 8 short the water front ~ATTORNEVS-AT-LAW. a (e bree be bene w teaeoneh ‘ | vereat gern: Gprenlld asters oe Bas d Appi at toe —tt | Lawyer-tfuebant and wife, sae a> at, MEADOWDALS | Unke = tine - ae | rants examined. "Reome MF Onion | git" aice yeu the amd cash. dowble ewer on Me a ‘Ben end — we Ferland. 1 | Het. ta) Firet_ ave Pane Great erthere twain ot 6909 ear | aruen’ se ae" omer care Bees; Sit Suteges tree | Col ot] Farrell & Dunn trial Sie thane Ete cach: be Nargein tm che-'s ’ — — Me Mate | Intecte’ saves fee Man Mh kOe, Wregy, 8 MRL EN, Ive > i, Cote ae Nice halle and pastry, lanes corner fet ; mate usr Ce ai| A A. Anderson tia: weer cooneiar f g ures cor Fe Reston” Weare i180 ver fay ait | notary. ccllactions, sibeirecte mn male fect. tow bicene at line, Hbee Wand tere to Te Neg | A | TT an Oe Tee HODARON. MOORE @ CO. Union Initiation fee, Be cents Good Py 8h ee: [te fume tay, om Whithy istart- te eevee) R80 Tm Pine ot Mlb sie Bere for the right bors, Inquire Geo. vine bineh nate <#f [1 bottom ined, belanes apinnd tmuneewed Srvstdent. Seattle Ser a foe crehacd f house ant cutbull eee pa I a 2 re ee Ta Talend aed | Reeer © Se a ae aE Se ineRh ROWS Co hg Ma nent . ae tor chanatacturing concern: petws | Abstracts examined. 008 Pioseey bi 20 People's Hmnk Hite nn Main th fest peatiog; eavetiont wages Avot 6! | arthur tee New Vere =e das wey cad ah ave. Dallard totes. 1 @ a a ee teem Lams Weablegion, clams to omen to reomt 1 ntew larar z % FOLLMER. commercial © me [i eaiion frome Unirarsity Ng dtooms at the | ow tne and Uties Se New Vert Heck [2 A Wien MH Muilivan ba Phone, op See, ond Sine, Se Ree See Sa : s 4. os W t) Lameuth Bt) Pacific tices. & q ULISTS AND AURIS Home TRACTS : “Tas” William Vaideter Taree. Woes, Wiig | RAINIER WEACH—acry ped Th Alaska Main Kiet a *, tame ~ Netene Core +. H HUNGERFORD & & MAAR BP -k BUILDING - Dep. my in nm ome for the wanis ying for city vente? at for general howerwork char: 4 People’s Bank bi Prene, Bee 1. D. Beencer, Rainier Bench Muation, i Martie Par q lens my = ~ — et | enion cor line, oF call at OY Marion Cte Se y 7. 1 lamiad-tioak Tellabes sire, ove? 10 Feat |wiutt ging’ ¢ top. me, Mb Prockiye ave, | Oot = Lagwit pe ROSEN MALS, et age; steady empkyment to lieth phonen, Consultation tree at aPRCTAl. oa me OF te DE4, scree (it betel, % milie from city 4 Pacivtc COAST RisetwrT Co. iC} IANS A’ tne: 2% scree cleared and set with ber 4 Corner Jackson and Oveidental tt] Be on a kaeaak Gente artnary |: level, 208, FM coah Girt so “pocigs is ight “bocerworm og | Stonsone Arcate = Tay ; 'URNITURI VECL A FALROT, waren rt Main site Goon viEw oF THe arene RATER BA TeRE heed engineer, fleet claw 1.>-Fer modern T-room cottage, Fon stock of secondhand heaters, of! orrvice ot Baster® prices, years of 68 lacrw aed oleh @ w West, near Alva ot Terme fence in devigniog ant building olla ‘Gos For one cf the tent iota, aouteeh Jn the Latena Addition. wreeur mos poryy One sere, partly cleared ant tr fruit Hosen 3 Cotransn Hide rooms cottage, barn amd shed ro of take. 6 bincks from ree works Loe ae 413 ae a 132] tine: oil new and meters, only G1.000, fae 4 NT ROOMS. edie mak, seseed toler, @ heweee win] MURDOCK. HONLKR g,ronnmer , aS once, 8 oF t-reom re ey oe, = iia, ait Kenptre We Tet pace hous and tal In Drosdwey Matric Wary terme 34 acre st Columbia. Fine view Sat ond Green tenes lote tm the Proadway @t~ Se ote enleamen tn Times birch tnfap a ThvEnAl. WO aay ert! water front lard. will ell tm wee Lote one block from Rainier Bote sa Oriental Mock. Beattie, Wash _—1t =“ ’ St once, some tote to Gaisemes in Tienes biech today. We have SLETTENGREN & ARNRLL, } 3 Gace Mice, and Socniton ‘sateen PO FOR SALE So te oe _ prope. poe jot Howton Whack 4 itt he — Corner Ind and Columbia ete on Fine cabin. two reams. furniture, work on tiie errr rr ince mtm | ee : el sane Lica =it| font ti’ months "wise sort” witone ave foot Cag Be hh ge AMMON REACON MILL. | Ss | Biter ot sn Feeauinnd: sles creek emroweh | a rue soni. fot cared, fvel . ROBERT MALTRY, me View, snap Seems . = Fan Remy C5 —MIOCELLANSOUS. 119-900-075 Alaska Kruiiding, ~18-11| three months EAM ARD JOON BAROAINN Tn ee b in Re $i | “Wlacre, Gin street, bear University) anh, Be, owners fe HANSON. , JOUNSTON & VERMEULEN, New York Mock Windows. a Roocn 24 Beheuerman block 19-900-071 Alnnke Mutiding wat orth st west Phone faliart tes —19-20 seam. 5 Songs pest LL Lx. DREDES, COX @ 00. Wingsw Promee SALE OW EXCHANGE \ so com ix-Panet Fir 54 acten''ol Wirigated land. my ov] Doors, Tan district, on inder “a % ROULKE & FORREST | Womaines. per house, barn. ste Price only $4t00. Will Saar” | Mortier, trade for property In or near Beattie i =a will tent te me ee car line: large yard. Call HT Marion Fafa aii” pe + var, het month Pe sith the” eremtent Poston” Wik heatibe 16-981 QUEEN ARNE , Goore ever fered \ a FOR RENT Tyne. | in the Northwent DON'T FAIL. TO SEE OUR baer = 0. B WILAAAMS O0., tracts, out near the Interurban. rich sider! Comers cannot be had any longer wader ig #18 Western y Be | ‘a Wein Western ; fe Pe land, ‘very easily cleared, 0 each, Rasy Fue. We can offer a small one eee OR RENT. ey = ~~ «. arive' tae ‘OR SALE Pe Py a oy A RORERT MALTBY. Sad Nlage apleneidty co 6 acamed For Cale or Vieni tine how apriaht. street. Also two inside lots ab 20 a > aw . Chickering plano. Will sell at & discount phasis lhiaipiiea ail cinanionieiangl per cont below the market terms, oF rent for $0 per month to re 4 sponsible party. Address F-1, The Mar. 1 PRR ACRE will get «0 scree of PREDEB, COX & CO. first-class upland fear water and car line 1010 MT Alaska Hide ie for platting inte 19 and ® sore a Only 12 miles from Beatthe on enn PERSONALS. Seven Weber, SRM It Ave Ro. tr aa, ce fo WILT. BUT 4 Aiwese and chickens Call up p t-4 North #1. 2 WEST, 0% PIONEER BLDG, 150 4 BO Peet Ste otties | 4A Foorgcton cod cow Fa aaa? a Bateman Te Tateman on 8 ot. Scorgetown. Main 7-19 = Near new West Seattle our line; 1-4 chsh, LAMT OF THM CHEAP residence tote: | haiance t years 7 aeenasis car wom pend show casce for ale, Albert | only 38 minutes trom are, on 3! ss fertul sclence. Cy tie Tnesase = Haneon. — nr THER “ Interurban, car ling: lola ore eared a and j — “oneu - - i eplendid v lake. GRO. W. AITKEN CO. ; Jackson, 14 Washington taine and valley, 8 te ‘Small pe ‘4 ve | Tcont fare. Buy” from. owner hammered silver brace For, oon inven ed and things mast move. | ©) on, Ofth Th my AL, line % wddith ote, ae a mt fe Olde Curiosity Shop, Col henutiful cea shetle for Xmas: so today, inp Se W. Watters, feo. Alaska Buliding =~ Independent 268 Ww sino Inttan curtes wanted a connos FOR SALE—FARMS AND LAND. ae seeced Av. a BUSINESS DIREOQIORY | 8 vESS DIRE me ta, aco] WHAT HETIL A BP ABSTRACTOR Sti, 288 | ice ‘vgiiding Y ith, only i.boe; | 9980 to #00 ench Buy a Farm ~ Poot Wiittieaty Hanford Abstract Ge. iiened 1883. of Haller bie. Main 194. “a Bie ne BANKS. Where Floods Do Not 1 eany terme PUGET WI D NALIONAL “GANK OP B 11.00% CARN paid in, Fe wy’ urpiae, D r DON'T FAIL TO SEF this 10 acres, out Atame, with i te eee Ho prea, J h. Goldemite ‘i ? near Kent, ali Hiemt soi, sanity |» d park car, gad ¥ Aatiat. cacuiers sone: nay 40 mere of first clas | cleared; (Ue: ear terme m ‘int petal cities of the Unit ‘ond te —* | 110-4200 CASH tinge at Green Lal the prettieg y toe iaske Building ye THE CANADIAN WANK OF corner, aa AM ADIAN rier, af improved Eetablighed 181 In the neighborhood 2 Jereey heifers and & tone of AU tor 1,200. . including $1,800 meres, 12 miles from Beattie, 15 ROWERT MALTHY. sects BLING DEMANTMCRICT, 119-000-021 Alaska. Hulldi it 100,000 ACK CoH id Fit aa partons TE DAVIA & WHITHAM, poeple bi” i ovr | ee Ee aaa | 4 Kpler tae or songs Tnterwreeh. ony ire mule fi from 5%) tn 12:30. Phones, Main 360; Ind. 6. —38-17' Sind Bived to Sh lane tree Dav. a oe Tinton Dental Con, Tit Becond av s on today, a : ry Phone the Man--/F |. g Main 1066, muteyendent 1138 IF YOU DONT, we SRATTLE ST. R—MONDAY, You Know Just the Right Man “PHONE THE STAR”--- SOO Ethie: Nana Nov, $2, 900, (Continued trom Pane One.) ee atter, then her stern sank and almost instantly the Dix went down, “Passengers on the deck slid off into the water. myself struggling in the many whirlpools formed, I remem ber distinctly looking at the Dix just before she sank, The |\ights were all burning. Commotion reigned in the cabins “It would be hard to imagine the in the cabins Caught like they were and without any opportunity of sav ing themselves it must have been terrible. Air would have lasted several minutes unless the frenzied people broke the I found scene windows of the cabin.” “The Jeanie was then only a short distance away and her boats were soon on the scene picking up those floating on the water. The Jeanie, after standing by until 11 o'clock, returned to Seattle. “The Dix is in about 100 1athoms of water, I do not believe that she was cut to any great extent, if at all, The water rushing in on her port side, tons and tons, would have sunk her, “As to the cause of the accident, I cannot say. I heard my mate signal either one or two whistles just before the . | crash. | “I have been on the sound for 1g years in command of iboats, and this is my first accident.” CAPT, MASON’'S STATEMENT. Captain P. H, Mason, of the Jeanie, made the following statement early this morning: “I left Smith cove shortly be- fore 7 o'clock last night, bound for the smelter at Tacoma, with ore. I approached the Dix off Alki point and signalled her, Suddenly she came astern of me to port. I called to the man in her pilot house and asked him, ‘What he was trying to do,’ | “The man in the pilot house of the Dix put his wheel to starboard and she started directly across my bow. “I signalled my engine room to go astern at full speed. | We could not clear and the crash came, The Jeanie was go- ing astern when we struck. “I manned all of my boats and started the rescue work. After cruising about until 11 o'clock and picking up all those found, I came back to Seattle.” ‘BLAKELEY [3 WRAPPED IN A CLOUD OF GLOOM BY JOE SMITH. PORT BLAKELEY, Nov. 19.—Today has been a day of gloom at Port Blakeley. The mill is closed by order of the officers of the company, business is suspended and the Won fae inquire iat fet ave, P MOG Alem Duliding. =~ 10-11 »| energies of the inhabitants are confined to efforts to console a ea family ee in the little mill town, at least among the older | settlers, which is not bereaved as a result of | accident, The first information regarding the accident reached here by telephone late last evening, and the whole town turned out to seek further information.. From the time the first intimation of the wreck was received the telephone to Seattle was kept busy with inquiries as to who was and who was not on the unfortunate vessel, NO SLEEP LAST NIGHT. In many of the bereaved homes there was no sleep last night, the living waiting through the long hours of darkness in the hope of further information from the missing.. The fact that no bodies were recovered was clutched at in many | instances as ground for the hope that some of those report- ed as missing were not, in fact, on the wrecked steamer, but the confirmation came from one survivor after another this hope vanished and the missing were given up as dead. The first. survivors of the wreck to reach Port Blakeley arrived there on the steamer Florence K. shortly after 2 o'clock in the morning, and they were immediately besieged with anxious inquiries after the fate of the missing.. In but few instances were they able to give the questioners more than faint rays of hope. A tug put out from Port Blakeley at an early hour this morning and spent several hours cruising about in the vicin- ity of the collision in the hope of picking up some of the bodies of the victims, but returned about 10 o'clock without having found any. At noon today no arrangements had been made for serv- ices for the dead, all energies having up to that time been devoted to the work of ascertaising as accurately as might be just who went down with the boat. NEIGHBORHOOD SYMPATHY. Blakeley is one of the oldest mill towns on the sound, and the population of the place is much more fixed and stable than is usual with mill towns.. Many of the mill employes have been employed there for years, living near the mill with their farnilies, and there had grown up an acquaintance and neighborhood sympathy.. Most of the victims of the wreck were well known, and those residents of the place who did not lose immediate relatives mourn the loss of near friends and old acquaintances. In the harbor are several vessels loading cargoes of lum- ber, but all the work of loading them was suspended for the day, and the vessels ran up their flags at half mast. Three of the crew of the Ruth E, Godfrey were Passengers on the Dix when she went down, but all succeeded in making their escape. Among the early lists of the dead was the name of a man said to be an officer of one of the vessels, but this proved later to have been a mistake, the living for the loss of their dear ones. There is hardly a it night's sad ond Irene Bleitz, his wife, also of Fremont. In the complaint filed slanderous statements made by Un-| this morning in the superior court dertaker Matbew.0. Carton of Fre-| Mr. and Mrs, Bleitz ask for dam mont about Undertaker J. J. Bleits , @#e* In the sum of $5,000, REAL ESTATE—Continued. | __ REAL ESTATE—Continued. Damages for Slander. Trouble has come from alleged A. ¢ Rooms it to it Phones—Main 721 JOUNETON & WELL-BUILT §-ROOM HOUER Ind, A Qe Bast Union street oar line, 4 bed rooms | Te nies 1 too Lot #1100; % block from Rainier Heights car line. " Terms, 61,000 4 meres chotee tan’, % bottom land, im- | SP" 1° eult ved, gon) house and barn. 18 miler HI ot Kirkiand; lowe to railroad. MARWOOD, 18-19 Batley Diag eo. en, good t-room house, ch yard; F-cent fare from & $0 PRR ACRE. Wacre tracta, no finer land on the mar. | ket, running stream, on county road, T miles from Seattle | TAX TITLE ie Ey ae Be ie te ee Se tit , | Bans he pee TY COMPANY H ' ‘ QUBEN ANNE HILL: tot $ Wxi2, with cotinge of 6 fooms and bath. ‘Terms } THE REALTY. CO. 8 Emp! md yd hime %—QUEEN ANNE MILL and Madioon. pretty Httle cottage, 6 re von with $4) hamedle th | WEMT QUEEN ANNE P ap Po yg thay ob CE ne Bx 100 $1,000 TH wouth 7 ¥ at 6 per cent . i” with emalt { 03,000. 2 HEN FARM Wai RVARD REALTY COMPANY | 3-6-5 Walker Butiding | 1906 Second Aven Be he ae ay ae ae Se PS A ee The Star Will Find Him for You SURE. sdaiceledibahsodaieslll Almo t exh an hour the tide which was peralst« When the Je the Dix,” } ‘ * rt at the rail on the le« 1 deck of the vessel sudden junder my fee at th time the ers wtandis jthe «id «© Jeanie bad #tru came rolling and lurehing — he |long upon me, From the ¢ came the frantic screams of wor ad the mad yells of men. The Jorash of xplintered sounded | like & shot. Then we righted, an limost immediately started to sink’ a TWO LIVES L LOST INWRECK FIERCE -FIGRT WITH THE TIDE | ap iat ote | 1 atten while by gy of the owe to 4 and me ling ere at and the enced. iy t the tite rom the the ot halt Ly phekod Tobin ble, who, of the crash, ¢ prit of the Jeante im and # uboard the trata: at Two survivors of the Ulfated Dix were last cht taken, half drowned. to the police station. They were BE. D. Duerte and Pedro f both Filipinos and Porth Blakeley gardeners To Duerte belongs the distinc tion of making a heroie effort to save a girl of 18 years, one of the few if not the only woman who was hurled overboard and not trap ped and drowned in the cabin of the luckloss little steamer The Filipino gave an animated description of hie adventure this morning at police headquarters ‘Help me! Help me sobbe TRIED TO SAVE A YOUNG GIR | a} money terrified voice el struck the water overboard. Twice I arms around my neck ang ed her upon back asf struggling against the both Umes she slipped off ed “I tried ee to ime ler m ee perately to to her, but the churning of rounding waters—we were the two vessels—tore her from tm Duerto, in a final effort tom the girl, wriggled out of his ¢ which was harr ‘ ments, and sacrificed he had—about P. W. Primrose, of Port Biakeley gave the following acount of the affair this morning 1 was down in the lower cabin and started to ascend the forward companionway when I heard two sharp blasts from the whistle of the Dix 1 burried on deck and was just in time to see the boats come together. 1 seized hold of the forward fingetaff and, as the boat sank, | was carried about six feet under water, 1 let go and BALLARDITES IN THE WRECK Wiliam Maher, living im the northern end of Ballard, was one of the men missing. Myers, in com pany with Fred Sauer, 408 Polk st Ballard, were on the Dix, Sauer says that went in one direction while Myers was thro in the op posite. Saver and a few others managed to get hold of a box until picked up. Maher recently came to Ballard from San Francisco, where he had lost all in the earthquake disaster, He leaves a wife and sev- eral step-children. The news of the disaster was broken to Mrs. Maher this morning by Fred Sauer. Maher and Sauer are calkere employed by the Seattle Ship Yards company, of Ballard, and went to Blakely last night to work on a boat at that port Fred Boulet, reported as missing, is also well known in Ballard, hav ing resided at Seven Day st. for several years. But for the past year he has lived at Port Blakely, where he was employed as filer. Charles Williams, 231 Pittsburg ¥., Ballard, has been employed at the Port Blakely mill since last spring as head sawyer, and made it a practice to return to his family in Ballard every Saturday. Yester- day afternoon he was accompanied to the boat by his wife. Williams tried to induce his wife to accom pany him to Port Blakely last night but she did not want to go. Wil Hames leaves a wife and two chil- dren. THOSE AMONG THE MISSING Mrs. T. C. Ford, who went down in the Indies’ cabin of the Dix, was the wife of T. C, Ford, general superintendent of the Port Blakeley mills, where he has been employed for the past four years. The fam- ily were originally from pennsyl yania, but lived for a while in Bell ingham before coming to Port Blakeley. Mrs, Ford leaves a son, W. T. Ford, who was with her on the Dix, but among the survivors; another son, 14 years old, and a daughter, Katherine, now in school at Tacoma. Charles Byler was manager ofa store at Blakeley and leaves a son and motheer at Blakeley. The shock of her son's death on the mother has been so severe that feara are expressed for her life. W. Byler? a brother of Charles, is a clerk in his brother's store, but made his home at Ballard, where he leaves a wife and daugh ter. The latter went to Port Blake- ley this morning to join the re minder of the family Mrs. Lilly Granger was a sister of the Byler boys. She came from Spokane to Blakeley in August Her husband had but recently se cured employment with Lowman & Hanford of this elty, She leaves e daughter, 4 years of age Fred Boulet, a filer in the Blake ley mills, Peter Buzzattie, a barber Jat Blakeley, and John Keating, of St. Paul, are cousins, all three be- ing on thelr way to the home of the former from Seattle at the time of the accident. James Smith, who, with his wife |and one son, went down in the Dix, leaves two other sons, who were at Blakeley at the time of the collision. They are, respec | tively, 15 and 13 years of age, Mr ‘Smith was employed in a mill harles Williams, a sawyer in Main 1050, { rose | leaves a widow and two o0t4neseseueeseeeeee eres sue ceer ease | | | That Lot, Sell That Fico, Loan You That | That a to the surface. 1 seized a floating and swam toward the was picked up by « bent fram steamer after I had bem water about 26 mi “The Dix sank so the passengers in the chance to save t Jeanie did all she the people on the officers seemed siow ta the boats mill, went Ballard, the Blakeley atly from A. Wester, a mill, who i ‘mene aa the nephew of a man tleworth at Kent, who driven out of his 4 White river valley f Frank McQuerrie, at ed as am officer on one sels lying at Port specification clerk in leaves a mother and was from Prince E was also Albert MeD surveyor, who was also Jost William Bracewell, a 4 man, who is among was one of the su cident at Blakeley ago, in which a gasoline la ploded while under way! sound. Another of the of that accident was on fl the time of the o among the missing, Rowland R. Price H. T. Price, postmaster and about 17 years of among the missing, Frank Emple was & the Port Gamble mills fora} of year and left there ago, coming to Seattle, # lived until he secured in the same capacity at Bi recently. se Perrer st * NO REPORT OF \ * —" At 3 o'clock this United States Hulls and Boilers, € Whitney and ner, ceived no Dix-Jeante ms this is done no will be Whitney and that undoubtedly or three days the would be ordered a8 port would be ne wae "I ald. | * rithin | o | a dindntndindindindn a eeret TT BANK © Nov. 19, 1906 Nov, 19, 1906 tee ee eee er eeeeette creteeeeeeeeeee MASON’S STA “We were on our I was aghast when attempted to cross said Captain Mason, interviewed by & from The Star, te Jeanie was cruising 2 bay this morning S98 for marks of the git had the right of 5 never had an {dea | was going to hapyen were upon them, ‘The 1 should have port and avoided our crossing to the stend, when she Was in front of us, man the helm of the little sounded slow bell and the helm . starboard. By my ship stopped. se backing. It wi r ever, and wo struck, SBt not hit the smaller boat BS und doubt net oe in her, The s to have rolled her Ned with water sunk.” * fo te ES first step running the board trac tween Occidental and between Third Nhich latter section tt wants to pave.