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AGE TWO
OTTAWA FREfi TTlADErr -.YOuRNATJ.
TUESDAY. M A n C H fl. 1021
GHOST SHIP, STILL1
AFLOAT. HITS SHORE
it ;i Mia n( Lit- and
d aasessmenU duly
nid State h foresaid,
med on tho lath day
I I 1,1)1 i. Block
km in the Town of
lintj and Stale, for
i levied and assessed
IBM, and siilil prcin
t wild year In tliti
a llnn and tho time
'"I frutn said Halo
Will das of June, A.
Id AM COl vVki.i.
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SANS MATE OR GREW
FIRST VOYAGE OUT BRINGS MYS
TERIOUS FATE TO DEERING ON
FIRST VOYAGE OUT FROM RIOj
DE JANIERO TO NORFOLK NO
SIGNS OF HER MEN.
Boonforf, N. ('.. March S . Brit
spectre unseen at (ho helm of th
Hit h -bn i it schooner, Carroll A, Deei
Iiir. when the cleared Rio de Janeln
harbor last December, riding lighl
and wlfiged out to wen with Norfoll
port to inak via Barhadoca
Th ship was tough and trim fron
truck to keelson, Bound thruoul am
no morn than sweetened to the wayi
of the lei by her year off the build
inp stocks. A si out New Englani
shipmaster, weathered to a
pah'H that blow, trod her quarterdeck
Above him clan, Bound canvas towered
away to the five great musts that
drove more than a thousand tons
through the water on airs that no
more thn fanned the cheek.
Today she is "The Ohostshlp of Dia
mond Shoals," her bones bleaching In
"tho grave yard of the Atlantic," her
master and crew vanished, no man
knows w here or why, She has added
one mont page to the sea's great book
of mystery; paid tribute to the grim
power of the deep that on occasion
Btrlkes through all that men and
scleme can do to shackle it, to claim
Its own.
There is no record of Deering's last
Voyage, She Balled full handed, thril
ling with life and power. A month
later she staggered blindly shoreward,
alone by night, to ram her way to her
last berth on the shoal. No hand
tended Iht wheel' no man stood to
clack a sheet or spill the wind from
her tortured canvas to ease Iht death
struggle. She was a dead ship No
living thing saw her end
Sunset was drawing down the
gloom of night on a Sunday evening
When patrols from the life saving sta
tion looked their last for the day
across the storm fettered shoals The
purges ran white over the lurking
menace of the sands, beadstoned with
relics of many a stout craft. Hut there
whs no sail In sight. The wide reach
of sea beyond was empty in the gath
ering gale.
In the morning, the Deerlng lay be I
fore them In the grip of the sand, her I
canvas Bet and slatting to ribbons In
the wind, her bout gear hammering
oversides, hor boats and her people
vanished. All day the life savers
sought to reach her. Seme of her
crew might still be aboard Time and!
again they were beaten back by wind
and sea and it was a day later before
It was known positively that she was
an empty ship, stripped of all life be
fore she had plunged Into her death
trap.
There was no mark on her to show
Whye she had been abandoned. She
was apparently undamaged until the
wind and sea and sand had their will
of her and slowly ripped her timber
from timber, on the shoal. Under the
drive of her sail thn ship was buried
beyond the power of tugs to pull her
out. And In the weeks thai have
passed not a word has come to tell
what became of her crew. Nobody
has been washed up; no remnant of
life boat or clothing come ashore.
The battered bulk of the big vessel,
forlorn with toppling masts and grimy,
torn canvas, the hull filling with
through Beams, stand a a ghostly i
ment to the uncowiuered power i
iLINOIH,
ill OXI Bpl by
i there are
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TAX SALE NOTICES
I N'TY OP I. A
May i 'oncern
its ni lots and
ssmcnii duly
i lie aforesaid,
i ih.' Kill day
I, I. ni V lllm k
s Subdivision,
tho Town of
mil State, for
supplemental
No. 7;:::., due
mi :iiii prein
I for said spe
name of W
of redemption
expl n the
ri II, WELL,
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May Concern:
lie of lots and
ssments duly
i. ni- aforesaid.
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THREE LIVING PERSONS
SAW ANDREW JACKSON
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lie, Tenn . March 8, - Only
own persons are living to
saw Andrew Jackson
'ecently only two Known liv
ins had seen General Jack
publication of their names
resulted in a third being found b
local historian. The first of these
1b Mrs Rachaei Jackson Lawrence of
Nashville, the general's great grand
daughter; the second ia Cardinal
Gibbons of Baltimore, and the third tend
is Howard Waldo of Campbell Hall, at tl
Orange county N. Y.. who is 89 years Ml
old. ' wee)
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his father, Samuel l.evett Waldo, an I for
eminent artist, made a portrait of I frier
Andrew Jackson in bis obi Plnel Impi
street studio in New York OltV and al
the boy saw the general on his 7
visits. The portrait now hangs in i
the old United states custom house W
at New Orleans Mr. Waldo relat I '
ing his rocolloctlons of Generalon"
Jackson said he was a stern looking I mov'
man with Iron gray hair which he
hort and in pompadour style I Ml
ays came to the studio in ell I land
izens clothes but the artist Waldo I shop
painted the general in onlform The
ttrtlst sketched Jackson's bead and! or v
shoulders when the general was sit- hist
ting From this panel, which is now
in the Metropolitan Museum of Art
in New York City, the portrait war
transferred to the life-site painting'
of Oeneiml .larlioii on horseback. "
The painting, Which was made in two
or 1841. was .
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