People's Pilot, Volume 4, Number 33, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 9 February 1895 — CEPHALONIA IS SAFE. [ARTICLE]

CEPHALONIA IS SAFE.

| THEOVERDUE GUNARDPASSENCEK STEAMER SIGHTED. Bitter Weather In Great Britain Many Lives Are Lost by the Foundering of Vessels —Thames Is Frozen Over — Cable News. Queenstown, Feb. 7.—The Cunard line steamship Cephalonia, Capt. Seecombe, from Boston Jan. ,26 for Liverpool, passed Brow Head at 11:55 o’clock this morning, about fifty-six hours behind schedule time. New York, Feb. 7.—The French line steamship La Gascogne, from Havre, is four days overdue. It is now the general belief among steamship people that some part of her machinery has broken down, and that, having made temporary repairs, she is proceeding slowly toward port. Having only two masts, she could not spread any great quantity of canvas; consequently her speed would not be greatly increased if sail had been hoisted to assist her progress. Should her machinery be so (Bsabled as to be completely useless for the time being, she would be obliged to use her sails, and in the teeth of the northwest winds that have prevailed for some days past she could make little If any headway. The White Star line steamer Teutonic, from Liverpool and Queenstown, was due to arrive at 1:36 yesterday morning to equal her record, but has not been reported. The thought that she has fallen in with La Gascogne and taken her in tow is somewhat strengthened by her non-arrival.

UNKNOWN VESSEL IS LOST. Bevan People Aboard Perlite —Bad Weather In England. London, Feb. 7.—The storms which have been so severely impeding traffic recently throughout England are becoming more severe. The highlands of Scotland are completely isolated and all the railroads are blocked with snow. An unknown vessel has foundered off Port Patrick, Scotland, with the loss of ■even Ilves and a two-masted steamship with a black band around two white smokestacks is ashore on the Isle of Maa. The Thames is frozen over at Chelsea and the Scheldte at Antwerp Is covered with ice. At Antwerp the thermometer registered fifteen degrees below zero centigrade, the lowest point recorded for twenty years. In Wales thousands of people are out of work on account of the severe weather. HEALY Spoils 818 ANGER. Resign* Membership la the New Irish Parliamentary Party. London, Feb. 7.—Mr. Timothy M. Healy, member of parliament and leader ?f the section of the Irish parliamentary party now known as the Healyltes, has resigned his membership of the new parliamentary committee of the Irish parliamentary party. Mr. Healy’s resignation is the result of the action of the anti-Parnellite members who, at their meeting Tuesday, elected Messrs. Condon and Abraham, Dillonites, to succeed Messrs. Messrs. Michael Davfbt and Timothy D. Sullivan. Mr, Healy, was the only member of the who was re-elected. *< w More Bodies Are Found. London, Feb. 7.—Two more bodies,. supposed to be passengers of th® Elbe/ have been brought to Lowestoft. One of them has not been identified; the other is that of Edward Markowitz of Buda Pesth. It has been ascertained that the body brought to Lowestoft yesterday is not that of H. Pschunder, chief steward of the Elbe, as at flrftt believed. ■ >