The evening world. Newspaper, December 5, 1901, Page 5

GREW FROZEN IN ACY SHIP. Desperate Skipper Sends for Aid for Men Too Sore to Raise Anchor. NIGHT OF PERIL IN GALE. Sailors’ Fingers Froze in Rigging and Men Had to Be Car- tied Down. (Special to The Evening World.) BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Dec. 5.—"'Send me a tow just as soon as you can oF my crews’ hands.will de in such a con- dition that they cannot lift the anchor,” were the words of Cap!. B. E. Sanford of the British barle Bristol. as he tele- phoned this morning from the Harbor Master's office here to the owners of the vessel, W. R. Grace & Co., Hanover Square, New York City. Captain Sanford is the skipper of the vessel, which ts now lying off Penn- Geld Reef with shrouds coated with an inch of ice and utterly heipiess. Seven | {= members of the crew are badly frozen. and every one of the seventeen men on the brig are more or less frost-bitten | \ from the terrible experience that they had in the gale of Monday night. Capt. Banford's story of the night of peril was related this morning to an Evening World correspondent while he was ashore sending this message. ver in my lifetime experience,” said Capt. Sanford, “in following the eoa have I encountered such a night as that of Monday. We were helpless in the gtip of that gale, and to make mat. ters worse we were coated from deck to masthead with Ice from an Inch to an inch and a half thick. Fary of Point Judith. ‘e left Vineyard Haven Sunday and the storm struck us off Point Judith early Monday night. But, while there trong wind blowing, we kept un- der way and did not think of casting anchor. The gale continued in tts fury and the temperature was dropping every minute. But f had no {dea'tbat the rain and hall that was falling wag freezing to our sails as it wan at the time. “About midnight I sent.seven of the t men of my crew aloft tu furl the ails preparatory to casting anchor. I hover heard the wind whintle more furl- ously through the shrouds. The night was as black as ink. he fact is, we vb Dadn't ween a light from the time we! left Vineyard Haven until we were olf Stratford Light, “It was all the erew could do to keep thelr feet on the icy deck, and aloft It was ten times more perilous. The Ice- coated sheets cracked and snapped un- der their load of ice, and the men were helpless. “They worked hard to get the M Fi ‘re Frosen. pails down, but the cold was so severe that they became numb and their frozen fingers stiff. They were afraid to come because if they let go their hold y ‘might not have control of thelr Singers, iis “L suspected samething was wrong B ON THE EXCHANGE, ADVANCES RANGE FROM 1 TO 4 POINTS. Manhattan “L’? and Reck leland| Soar on Brisk Pabliio Trading {pened with a burst of bull enthusiasm this morning and prices wero on a decidedly higher level, with dealings tn large volume, Manhattan a rted the upward movement, and on liberal support from the bull fac- tions {t was rushed up 2 full points to 143 in short onder. The entire market soon felt the pres- sure and prices started upward at a rapid clip. Rock Island Jumped 4 full points to 1651-2, as compared with 151 1-2, yesterday's final quotation, and 81-2 on yesterday's opening. Missouri Pacifie, Union Pacific and St. Paul each responded with advances of 1 per cent. or more. Copper was the exception to the pre- valling tendency and showed a decline of &8 per cent. on dealings of 5,00 shares, The total sales of stocks to-day were 735,000 share: Amal. Copper. Car & Found. Locomotive Smelt. & Chares A. fratlwa ye Ita principal place of business will be at No, 27 Pine street. New York City. All Its taxes wil? be paid in the East, It will do business on the ba: New Jersey, using the right to own securities of any corporation In any part of the world. citizen o pcnst pint pias bleh pe reehicn’ Black walnut wood case; mosaic trimn jes J. j. of the Securittes Com- genuine brass works pany. who ts also Prestdent of the $4.75 and to-day, merger. Fi ULLS RULE TRADE (MORGAN AND ILL | ~ARE IN HARMONY. AGREE ON PLAN OF THE GREAT RAILROAD MERGER. : Mellen Still President of the Northern Pacific Road. The $00,000,000 Northern securition| | Company, organtzed by the Hill-Morgan-| Harriman-Gould-Kuhn-Loeb tion to merge 50,00 miles of Western Into a Dilllon-dollar trust will ct business in any of the nine- sand Territories t acke of the Mnes In th to have its home office in Jersey Great Northern Ratiroad, presented to the Presidents of the western roads In- terested in the combination, called here for a conference yesterday He fa confident that this course makes the Northern Securities Company proof against Che attack of Gov. Van Sant, of Mingesota, who seeks to prevent the Approved by Morgan. The plan of President Hill has the ap- Proval of J. Pierpont Morgan, Edw: H. Harriman and the Rockefellers. Tt was ovolved by Mr. Hill, alded by cls Lynde Stetson THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5, 1901. | moderately priced. are ornamental as well as useful and thoroughly reliable. § 4 75 5600 | thes Remains i Every Clock ts ani For the Hall, Library, Dining regulated anteed. Reception or combina- ofa Genuine blick walnut wood Glock; fancy trimmings; reliable and durable timepizee. ; Bird Cuckoo springs out of trap door half- $6.00 chirping vi hourly with quaint shrill; 19 inches high. half hour and hour; 21 hes high. who were \Clock— Natural size and lifelike oak leaves, acorns and birds, and bird's nest. Doubl: bird, quai! and cuckoo, chirps quarter= Cak-design leaves; cenuine wooden bird's nest; entire case hand carved; fine brass works. Bird chirping half- counsel for Mr. Morgan, and W. Clough. @eneral hourly counsel for the Northern Securities hourly. Company. The Western Presidents will accept !t reservation, nothing else left for them to do. President Hill. of the Great Northern. and President Mellon, of t Pacific, after a conference denied two witho: rumors, Rumor Number One that J. J. would resign the presidency of the Great Northern and would be succeeded by his son James N. Hill, was temporarily squeiched. “I am not going to resign aa Presi- dent of the Great Northern,” sala Mr, amit. Rumor setback. “Mr. Mellen has jusi an President of the umber Charles S. Mellen, of the Northern Pa- cic, would retire because he was un- friendly to Mr. Hill, received as hard a and he has no pres signing.” was Vice-President trust's meeting by the Say ‘Trust promoters. with the men aloft and sent others up| gooey, to see what the trouble was. The sec- ond shift went aloft nore too soon, for the firat seven men were on the verge f collapse when they wern reached. Their hands had grown 0 cold clutching the ropes and holding on that it was a hard matter for the rescuers to break their grips, But finally they were as- eisted below and some of the crew are pretty badly used up. right away, 4 sore that “If they don't send 2 to’ the crew's hands will be they won't be able to hei 1 sent up rockets # 2 er MMs cries for help unheard because | = : them. for they 3 7 setrtearningithererstertesmer/sooypl us “LY AND CENTRAL [or the tone nnd ain of the ie tac. | PRICES according f0 sixes : | rage ey arelvennarkalie\ values: day morning the oyster steamer Joseph. : Iu % tory, naw a big steel drill cut 9.50, $10.50, $13.50, $18.00. ine saw our signal of distress and came | Sse Af rN IN CLOSER BONDS. [inane th erie aha none | $10.50, § $ Body Brussels cheap, Weatern Caton 7. iy | through tho Giddy 1% A special line of finest qitality tiv alongide as near as she dare, for the|Wh. @ l. E. fe : 524 Ing at his breast, driving on uaul Full and Half! # Spechal line, of finestzqdality: fives wea was then running so high that she | Wisconsin Central ..° Fit Aton ahi (nist comer Nickel Base Burner |g ‘me Body Brussels is now 95c. could not come close. I told the Captain “ ke a Manhattan Rallway and New York] 1, the nick of time the whirling forhard coal. Direc on sale at e ———— : : to come back later when-it calmed. He Central atocks were strong again to-day | 4.1) way atopped—Junt in time to save} graught, Q 1 Wilt t $24.85. did, in the afternoon, and ‘1 NEW COAL COMBINATION. |°2.™"" of conferences at the Grand | ite ite but not soon enough to save Full nickel sain oyal Wilton Rugs ai 4.85. gave him a m ¢ [Central Station between the operating |i) ind, He owas taken to the cover, upper fron: The regular $35.00 crade. It's a mire to W. J. Grace and ask for a tow. officials of the two roads, Suh’ Chicago HSAnILAlNaNmaniaélnana|| Panes» four corner @rare thing to get such exceptionally #t111 Helpless Though Safe. CINCINNATI, 0., Dec. 5—With a] These conferences, it in sald, relate tol ye oe iieciy he Will recover his reas| Fanels, name plate, ood rugs for so little money. The * "We are stilt helpless, but safely at] ‘!¢® to 2 combination of all the Inte. | the comprehensive plan for strengthen-| .., | side rads, base and sire is 9x12 + & enden ve c 4 legs. , sh a EST alill eeu eden brodend coal polning companies In West | ing the tramMe relations between the twofntn . cicneeon 5 (epi 5108145188. «an save you about one-third an inch of ice, and so long as the » exclusive of those in the Po. | roads. rIces, |Qon carpet rugs made from remnants x cahontas felds now controlled by the | The plan is sald to contemplate « Stobes of Ail Kind L arctan weather remains as cold as It t¢ now! Norfolk & W, fr ¢ | @ Large stock of all gradss and sizes. ee can't do anything.. My. vessel draws {2 emiern road, engineers arejunion station at Mott Haven, affording | fo Me Ment 0 ROrk At ant Sizes. Low now making a thorough examination of | direct connection between the New York Prices. EASY fourteen feet of water and carries cigh- teen men, We hail from Windso: B., and were running light from Bi to New York. “Of all the winter experiences I ever had this ts the worst. [ never thought Long Island Sound was capable of fu nish such freezing weather. It's lucky for ua that things are not worse. But my crew will never forget the ter- sible none, they spent in the, frozen rouds.’ Word was received by Capt. Sanford thatta tow would be despatched to the relief of the Bristol at once. —<—<—— HOLLAND WILL NOT ACT. kh Africa WIL Not Intervene fn § it Concentra: THE HAGUE, Dec. 5.—The attempt of the Socialists in the Chamber to Induce the foreign. office to intervene in South Africa failed again to-day, The foreign Minister, Melvil Van Lyn- don, informed the Interpellatora that the Government. could not interfere in regard to the concentration camps, ex- cept to relieve its own subjects, could not take the initiative {n any Deal to the powers. The Cotton Market. The local cotton m: to-day with prices & points higher to 2 points lower. Liverpool declines were even more than|h wes expected by the bears, and was’al. sore disappointment to the friends of] yea cotton. There was a large itive demand he ope: and th crest at the pening. “Ris short fst Prices according); hangs ty of wellora, 1.99 to y ruary, 7,98 to. 7. March. to 8.08; A y i ibs to Bt tay BOs te bone Toe: ‘Chicago's ol cos : Deoem- 8.06! July, Kor to ee; Auguse Tet | bar wheats Bes Sanuary wheats 162-8; the a t 2.20 P. 3. were: January. |90 18; “December aoe es eaee i 7.95: er “iat May, 705 Sule 28; | Sonne est Stay corp tr bs to 0h 43 Suly| pateoade sed aise asin! December, | comber Feb- all the mines. that J. P. Mor fylme mover in the pro ————___ LONDON STOCKS STRONG. All-around firmness was displayed by the American railway shares at London to-day and prices ahowed adances rang- ing from 1-2 to 1 per cent. the ma: mum gain being scored in the Canadian Pacific shares, which sold up to the equivalent of 116 on good support. Later In the A reaction occurred in this department and prices fell back to about New York parity, Southern Railway, Anaconda and Nor- folk & Western were promin Home securities were active ang firm, feature being a burst of activity South Africans, in which Berlin took a . The Copper shares also were bet- fan is the combina- Ba =. The Wheat Market, Cables failed to fultill expectations this morning at the Produce Exchange. Prices, however, on wheat were ‘very strong at the opening, May selling up to 8 cents, or 1-8 cent above the previous high figure on the crop. Corn also made ne ‘eoura, advancing to 71 7-8 cents large scal report: uarters, foreign: opening prices were: 3 December” wheat, $i. 4% is wheat, 3 May corn, G7 8-8 ¢. H © GF 34; January conn, New York's closi: rices were: 118 Marah wheat, a Baas: Since last spri independent henee Mr. meeting. The Atchison, Central to the them downtown. Guch progress vance. ing. Vogel's New St Sd Avenue, ‘There was an opportunity avenue for some concern to gain the good will and pat- ronage of thousands of people by selling good, reliable merchandise at low prices, Vogel's New Store improved this oppor- tunity by putting up a handsome bulld- in the erection of which every modern convenience was added to insure the comfort of thelr custom: the jal made at his oMce, No. 49 Wall street 38|ISANTA FE ROAD MENACES TRuST. Paul Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail- road, who attended i} the Equitable Building yesterday, en- Joyed a unique distinction. Ho was the representative at the big of Tine between Chicago and the Pactfic coast which ts not controlled absolutely Morgan-Hill-Harriman-Schift ag conditions stand, a bigger menace to the trust than Con- Rrevs or Gov, Van Bant. Central and the Manhattan, facilitating the transfer of passengers from on! hi sald, that the. plan {s almost certain to be carrie’ through. This report made both the Manhattan and Central stronger to-day than yes- terday, though there was no great ad- MORSE TAKES IN ONE MORE BANK. It. was reported on excellent author- ity in Wall street this afternoon that thelr opening week, clothing for men, women, boys and girly is as elegant as has ever been collected. an@ the prices at which they are marked as dati » when {t was one of six big Mnes competitiing for Pacific Coast traMc, {t now remains the only. Ine, been absorbed by the trust. It ts exsential to the Trust that the {| Santa Fe remain in line on the question | of trafic rates and pooling agreements, Morton's pri bright, because there 3 3° $ | 8” Glock is 2713 in. high. Northern Glock 37 Inches high, HM 2 that) President been re-elected orthern Pacific, tention of res stateme: om OLD GOLD Remodeled. Ex- changed or Bought. SEWELE) 3d Ave. & 58th St. CHRISTMAS CORNER. Morton, of the MADE MAD BY PERIL | O OF BlG STEEL DRILL WHIRLING STEEL JUST IN TIME. the conference tn ay pine { ne Dollar | the only through A WEEK WILL BUY others having Yoang Roller Work: Saved but His In Ordeal. | ence at the hard coat ranel and Ad) Fiberhole Range. for chel owen door Can be had in four sites. justable shelf and extra oven shelf, ~ ts CHICAGO, Dec, 5,--Rodert lying on hie back ina gr Carter, fron baile knobs. ed to help one of the the big sections of bollers From 7 o'clock tn the m 6 o'clock at night he Iny In- a boller and held the hot pins in place white the man on the outas(de riveted thom into place. As the driller put the holes through the steel Carter and the riv- cter followed him and closed them with the red hot pins of steel, Yesterday morning hie lay there hold- ing one of these cherry colored. ste pins In his tongs, on his back, w he saw the bright point of the drill chratghiihernsldev ots the: police Vaan had seen {t hundreds of times before Nearer anr nearer it came, but he made lio aempt to move, becausn many times the man at the drill was busy | TERMS. A Fult Line H J a of Furniture, Carpets * which will carry been made, it is T. KELLY, 263 Sixth Are. (near I7th St.) eee Charles W. Morse, who in gaining| elsewhere and let the bit of tempered control of a chain of city banks, had| stee! whirl on and on Jong after it had secured a principal interest in the] plerced the boller cover, Hide and Teather National Bank, at] ft was not until the sharp toe wae MAMANAG FOR TO-DAY pec a et tT Mand be within a few Inches that he thought of | aun rises. 7.06)Sun sele.. 1.29)Sto0a rises. 2911 de he report was also current that Mr.| escape. Then it was too late, Ie was THE TIDES. Morse was secking control of the Nas : ter | WO! tlonal Bank of No-th America. on hin back and in tue hollow of the Mie Water, Law Wate —<—<———_ lower side of the baller, He could not AMT CM PM turn over without raising his body, and thls meant that the drill, sul comnig steadily down, would pierce him, He gave an agonizing croy for help, but the countless sledges pounding on » B4th Street and on Third wide-awake or ronr Finally the twisting bit of steel caught twi his Jumper. A fraction of an inch fur- ther ami it would have gone Into the flesh, but It was etopped in time, thou’ no-one knew of the perll of the boy until tho. work hoyed at the dela vestigate. boy » unconsclou when they took him‘out, but soon re- vived. When he dil he seized a ham- mer, jand, climbing clared he would kil! approached. soit? police were called. but it took mé \o overpower im and ta fhird| him,to'the hospital, for thowe fow mint utes’ oe bad made him mad, This is nd the display of INCOMING STEAMSHTPS DUE TO-DAY. Swansea, Releate. , "The hearty manner Hresiag, Rreten Iaguaa, Marhadoos has res} on the holler, dee the first person who OUTGOL MSHIDS GST! ILED TO-DAY. Hella: La Gascoane, Havre, Mrewen, Bremen. Raratoga, Nessa, Grangense, North Argentina, experient ikea s SPAVE Cop sash J well $77.0 a guar- genuine brass works. $7.00 chirps LAMBERT BROTHERS ARE IMPORTERS. Yon Save All the Middlemen’s Profits on Cuckoo Clocks as Well as on Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry---Lambert Brothers’ Stock Is the Largest in New York--- You Are Sure of the Quality and the Goods Are Priced Moderately. Open To-Night and Every Night Christmas Month. CUCKOO CLOCKS If you come and look around our clock store, we can help you ten times as well as this “ad.” can. We never have had a larger and better lot of clocks—cuckoos and others—and even the prettiest are Every cuckoo clock is of genuine wood and each bears our guarantee. Our clocks Hand-carved case; lifellke bird and leaves half hour and hour; 19 ae Send for CHRISTMAS CATALOGUE. 3d Ave. & 58th St. This xminsters—an entir but r . & J. DOBSON, Vast §4th Street, comer Sth Aveque Bedd nc, etc i So, ssh le jeozepDoaEaDaLo200: at cut price. ason’s pa'terns of tine quality line of them. 35 is what they have been selling oe eeeIS HOS Shouldn't take us long to get rid of Special Sale of All Silk L ‘morellas, s, suitable for mien ; Hed silk, BIOS each, value $3. Broadway & 20th St 20; or} | Lord & Taylor, 3 3 H (Gr, EF: ‘KOCH & Co. 125th St, W Ses Till 9.30 P. Oe GIFTS FOR MEN. Aji immense assortment at interesting prices— Neckwear, Gloves, Umbrellas, Games, Sus- penders, Full Dress Protectors, Pajamas, Night and Day Shirts, Sweaters, Bath ‘and Loung- ing Robes, House or Smoking Jackets, etc. Special for Friday and Saturday: MEN’S SMOKING JACKETS of plain cloth or fancy figured Matelasse effects, satin bound and cord edges, sizes 36 to 40, value 7.50, 4.89, | Everything in Shoes for Ladies, Misses, Boys and Children. Also, an attractive assortment of FOR [For Men, Women and Children. 5639095909003505! SSDOSISIOSSOSSOIOOSOHOCLHsS.: 26-inch frame; with fine English natural wood han-} men Also partridge wood han- dles with silver caps and pearl posts with silver trim- mings, suitable for women | the boller In the factory kept up their AN only. i rhythmic beat and roar, above which no | Miter se : Eli . Sarete neon es oaly: ers willc human. votce could mound Captain Wenaett ' Both black and colored} »: Nogietous| Others will charge you $3. | Agents for SHOE THE oy FAMOUS WOMEN. The embodiment of perfection in material, workman. ship and shape—they easily outclass all others in worth and wear. An immense range of styles HERE, from the light and dainty dress shoe to the most substan- tial strect or skating boo 3.00 John Dandrell Sonst: Sons | Useful Holiday Presents. Dress Patterns, Waist Patterns, and Skirt Lengths IN SILKS AND WOOL DRESS FABRICS, All-Wool Dress Patterns, 5 . $1.50 to All-Wool Dress Patterns, 5 . $290 ts sane, ‘ Novelty Waist Patterns, - 75c, to $2.15, Dress Patterns in Cotton Fabrics, 60c, to $1.50 each, AN ACCOMULATION OF CUT LENGTHS OF SILKS, THIS SEASON’S NOVELTIES, 2 yards to 12 yards, value 75c, to $1.00 yard, will be sold at 25c., 39c. and 49c. yard. Broadway, 8 & 9 Streets, West W852, om GERE ¢"RELIAB CARPETS SMYRNA RUGS. Decorative and surpassing in beauty in the right place is avery desirable every other season. uality w! AP. [EXO CC ve eerecceccecececece SOD au i hen ap (reduced trom $15.09) phed to an over-|, aio ee. 18.9 coat, But make (reduced from $0.00) °°” sure the fullness is/uxiz te. . - 370 in the right place. Your coat must (reduec Heavy, “Reliable’—all wool. Nare gracefully to be snappy and smart, Our broad shouldered long Chesterfield - overcoat doesn’t pull and dray at every step. It is made right—style intelligently conceived (the fullness is there but it doesn’t Copies of fine Orientals—soft, ric colorings, In French and Art Nouvea: effects. Christmas Furniture Novelties. ¢ disappearing. “LONG CREDIT” puts the season's best within ever hang in furrows and ridges). Our one's reach. price $25.00, ready-to-wear the CAS! minute-you-want-it. Your tailor, H or CREDIB (@wereRTHWAIT 104, 106. and 108 West 16% St, NEAR STAY, Brooklyn Stores: Flatbush AV. neer ft @ if he is conscientious, would charge $50.00; if not, might say much more. } APPAREL FOR MEN, { 39-41 Cortlandt St. | wr A HERE'S $5.00 If you want a Tuxedo ou tit the proper dress a occasion—here’s a_ perfec fitting and well tailored su. for $25. } PROF. KOCH’S LYMPH INHALATION, KOCH.O-LENE CURES Asthma, Catarrh, Consumption, j | Prof. Robt. Kor aad a moath t or more for the same thingy? it, $5. A Dress Shirt for $1. No matter what your WANT, the Sunday World will carry it to some one who can supply ft. It Is the medium for the oxchange of intelli- monce among tha propia,