Telegram-herald., 1889-04-16

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From D. q clock in the morning eIt.l ia the
ct-lirz wtel s1c grounded fls 4feAlNl -st-
oll against l1e slor4 vtlcut sie~r- cr
r4oaer suc uer esca4s tlol tet4l ossU1cfl-l
sAs ~ racllo4s. 1Ea s4Adll management -
her nav F4Lng oncer Lieutenant * a. "
Bro~u. N4s al tlEt saved gle 41les 20 - uea-
Admiral Kimberly, NApl4a sfe4tAf 414
l. e1leD&zt Bfowa stoos upol ihe tT--xe
49, day and directed tns movements o.
tho ship. Oil ~as poured overheard. O4l - Lad
no eroCt "a sI!llius tie waves IAe D.sa
SILL stalding - from the reef aid holding ~
-gsiUsi tle storm better ~ 49, aly oth7r i-ssel
~ he EAra0r had done, blt glst a. tnc DIga
commenced 10 move W against t1e ~ina AeE
bow came IA contact Min tie star
uo2rd quarter ~ The flagship The O.gas
Uowsprii aud ngurehesd were carried away
ard no heavy Uilbers Oh tie Trenton
quarter were stlFeFe1. several beats avfc toEn
from The dasits aAu TIE AiltTlC4a LsS y llc1
hA4 rOated from Tie Ireatcu was casr.ec aeay
and fell - The deck o. tie Olga. Fortunately
lLc NcoeN4e LtAAtNA aE-At ~tt+i tit- tNt-A1t'ttti
and Tie Olga steamed ahead toward The mad
fats IN The eastern part of The harbor. The
O.sAs Prov v a. IN beddci III soft mud II tie
safest part of the bay. No NE "as lOsI
Kng Malaafa came down from his camp
early 10 The morning for the trst time IN sey-
era months aud directed the aaNves AZ their
Work he expressed the greatest sorrow on
account " the disaster. and feared that the
American people would blame him Tor being
the cause OF the war.saips coming down 10 SA-
moa TO be lost IN the storm
Mataafa pointed cut 10 Admiral Kimberly
the danger OF sickness breaking out among tie
men on account OF exposure, and on behalf OF
his own people he offered 20 yacate all the
Samoan houses in Apla aud allow the Amer
lean sailors 10 have the use or them. Admiral
| Kimberly thanked Mataafa and told him that
| II would be almost impossible 10 control The
men II they were scattered around among the
native houses. he promised 10 consider the
| AFFAIR however II the situation became more
! pressing.
BY noon there were nearly SO American
sailors on the streets OF Apla The saloons
| were crowded with them and II not
long before many we're oIsorGerly. Vice
Consul Blackjack, recogn NJ the gravity
OF the situation. issued = peremptory notice
10 all saloon keepers IN town, OF whatever na-
tionality. forbidding them 10 sell or ia any way
| furnish liquor 10 American sailors and notify
/ ing them that II they dld not obey this order
guard OF marines would be sent 10 tAeir places
and all liquor emptled into the street
Captain Fritzs, senior German ofacer, was
asked TO cooperate IN prov ding police protec
tion bur he nOlifed the American officers lie
was afraid 10 trust his own men guards,
! the American sailors would attack them, and
| ne requested the Americans tC take fun con
troll ofthe town. This was accordingly done.
! Contracts were made with various parties for
feeding 8ailors though IT was = difficult matter
10 provide them with much food during the
day. A temporary hospital was provided for
the large number Of men injured or suffering
| from exhaus
Apia has the appearance OF camping
| ground Trenton sailors have erected tenn
| pofary tents in the large yard near the center
Of the town and the Nandana SURVIVORS have
| quarters near the american Consulate
| Sary fors of the Adler and Eber are
! quaf,ered n the warehouse CT the German
| Trading Company. The officers and crew OF
! the O "a are LIVING aboard their ship. The
town Is under marine guard The greatest pre-
cautions are being taken TO keep the town
| clean and prevent disease breaking OUT
| among the men.
SAN FRANcIsco. April 15.-Additional Sa-
| moan advices say the Admiral commanding th9
! American feet was The last 10 leave the Tren-
ton. his flagship. Admiral Kimberly said he
considered faulty construction of the Trenton 5
hawser- Fipes - indirectly tie cause Of her
wreck.
The Germans and Americans held memorial
serv ces AZ different dates for the dead. Atthe
German service Admiral Kmherly and other
American officers attended Only about one
fourth OF the bodies have been recovered.
Some OF these were badly mutilated.
IL was fficult TO identity them.
or even 10 tell the nationality, and Il was
finally determined 10 bury al a. one spot To-
gether The interments were made as speed
.."arH
weather. Some Of the bodies, intending that
of Payrnaster Arms were wrapped IN Samoan
matt ng for burial
The political situation in Samoa remains uu-
changed. Mataafa declared some time ago
that al the blood that Ind been shed was On
account 81 German interference in Samoan
AFFAIRS. He believed the war would end y The
Germans would cease giving assistance to Tam
asesc. a. ;he latter would be almost powerless
alone. Mataafa hoped that X ube.iy would
formally protest aga nst the part The Germans
had taken SUouIc Ma etoa be released by
the Germans and return u Samoa. Naiaafa
SAYS the question % who should rule would be
settled between Mauefoa aad'Mataafa. There
would be 10 trouble on this account, as Male
toa bad gncd IN Mataafs's favor.
Follow X is q correct lst of tie victims q
the disaster:
United states steamer vandalia-Captain {.
NJ SchoouIuaker. PavM asteT rSns II Arms
/ Tfcufenaut Frank = sutton. marine officer.
I Pavmaster's clerk john Roach. George Nor.
rage boatswaus maze, George Cornan,
I carpeuters mate. ". CraVan, captain
OF after guard. William Brown. quarter
master. T. O. Dowuey. Iay-y conan.
D. p DAVIS. equipment yeomau, NJ. II.
Joseph equipment yeomau. =. Green, bay
man. Il 4. Stslimsn. baymaD. &. II Harkins.
storage steward; r. q Stanford. landsman
w brisbane. Captains steward. Thomas
7 Kelly. fireman. Jos oph Grlnin. Greui .ln. "
HowaL coal-beaver. r. NJ Hammer. - FrcS
/ son. a. Z Kratzer. Thomas Reilly. John Kefy
ard Henry Baker seanen John Hsuchett
sergeant o. msr res. ?. Sessman. sergeant o'
rlarl1ss 81 Cast>0. corporal of marines, -
r. 1seua. corporal 0f marines. T. r Gebr NJ
F Jones G Jordan. r. " ford D. UiEtea T
Noat-aulerT. John 6 us @ n Wells G Krau,
and = Geldner private marines, and foui
4 Cinnamon.
Trtef states steamer Nt0s-o-T. pCrtsee,
searan. John gHl seaman, - ". CaHen a
r Prentice gashaa Heap Ttonas johnson
9-e5. . caufains sfee ard Nil r watson
srema- y Eeleher cosihsaver
Ts.tef -flfrs steamer I--r frr aserh rev
ftt cos sIe4| isnlsuaa. kAiet On tc = ~ -sli
.sgscar
Frer - Cs1ta ? feute- a.
wallis T.ies-e-art Erthtrtt :. s1teaart Vcr
F~nsf Haassn. s-rseon N.rbsrhauer sd Pay
rsster kas7.
The names ~ s'rfr-six sailors vho Ver
ishe5 ca Che Eher can nrt he arcertslrs'
here a. tre ro.s were ail .os- srd itf1trr
arr s.ffess TIE only s4rFifinx cfic.r. ha
~ other record - the-rrer
TIE schooner lily loss tro men Antbon.