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Alexandria, Alexandria County, District Of Columbia
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Captain Barrow's steamer Telegraph is run down by a schooner on Lake Michigan during a storm around the first of the month. He saves passengers, but his sinking ship leaves him struggling in the water, aided by his loyal Newfoundland dog who keeps his head above water until rescued by the schooner's boat. No lives lost.
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Capt. Barrow, of the steamer Telegraph on Lake Michigan, had his boat run down by a schooner, during a stormy night, about the first of the month. He safely embarked all his passengers in the life-boat: soon after which his steamer sunk under him. While he was struggling with the raging billows his Newfoundland dog kept swimming close by his side, frequently placing his nose under the chin of his master to keep his head above water, and continued to do so until picked up by the schooner's boat. Not a life was lost by the fearful accident.
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About The First Of The Month
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Captain Barrow's steamer is sunk in a storm; his dog swims beside him, supporting his head above water until both are rescued.