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RESCUED FROM PERIsHING.-Manys sin
gular rescnes of late have occurred Of per
sons breaking in the ice, but the most
remarkable occurred in the Territory OF
Iowa. sir. llobspn was crossing he river
at Fort Madison. in a sleigh. when the ice
gave away, and precipitaied him into the
river. a man. named Ward Ellis, who
wis near, humanely went ~ hi~ assistance
All he cruld see was HubsDn's cap. and
fearing in his attempt 70 save him be would
only bring up that. be reached farther down
as 10 get hold Of his neck. when Hob
son, in his struggles, caught two Of Ellis
fingers IN his teeth, which he held un to,
until in this way he was brought to the
surface and saved. Ellis fingers were
! bitten 10 the bone.