The sun., 1890-11-01

Mrs Purr ana three children.
tose Xcarbia.
gnsn gss%oP z. 4lsdEss AsdSsn.
Oscar Islauer.
!osSs !si Mssls MVs Garcia.
gineer 4: Guesaia, and Third officsr fS"f r. dc do
be obtained only from tho main ofice OF the
CoinpSnia Transauantica Espanols. at Barce-
WHO WAS 10 B1AME7
At the oflce Of Ceballos 4 90. the blame for
but exactly bow she was In error the agents
la Tess way! .eS sessss sss aS9s sss
OF the vizcaya to get out Of her way. It ts
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An oficer Of tho viscaya said that Just before
the schooner struck she started to 20 IN stays
ws SO S 81 81 onss sss
could not do it
THE PASSENGERS ALL LOST,
Juan Pedro, the first on tho passenger list Of
cps and ~
IT, eiizSns S He was born Pm. n H. hB:.ceiona Spain
death of his father he Inherited erest wealth.
invested for the most part In sugar planta-
ssAFss SslS ssase SGe
died oight years ago: One Of Pedro,s sisters is
stor in the spanish .portes, and smother sister
ssor SslyatSr M oastanier OWL Governor OF
srsssIve planters q cabs: Hs kept his great
wealth n constant estivity and increased It to
Iayw. jose n Bsro We're the specia
In the great Compaaia Transatlantic de- va
spa uS seutS taSsnS anS
Central America. the United States. and the
East bndies & a%onH na them the Tzesy
isand Situated near Mssansss MAS ana Da is sse SO
during the winter 60 to see It as the especial
place Of interest on the island. There Seflor
style. hs othss great % nlanssslon mat on Y Is fGy Ia
spot Known Is Is yia yusl!a 4 ;Abajo; where she Auest
,s.t Rs ssasS asas
Last I.s ss sprns he went to Europe with his wife,
his son Juan. bis daughter -in-law. who was 4
SsSs nsS sSs his visit was
ss fen vSst < s h tss met By hncs n b in M Psrs il
Vas about sefarnine 70 Cuba By way Of Now
ed 70 return y way Of Spain direct, but g, he
had some hI:iness II AZ Ney Y9sk ssior Galyo
Caivo party to New York. They arrived in La
E!etssns ~ MSy sundsy "a went e ~ fofnsn
ssSs Gys yho vi yIta T. h,s vie and son; %
Tsrs % sa the ar@ 81 Frassks Sons ca. a. whie6 Hi
s 81; ssssr Syo Wv 1ss sss bSs ss 1::ss
sss ;:sssi So:p .i5 s.; is%s saisd ios
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% eomplets list were ~ nrst and second
asFi q I'VE 1zea;s s;:. os
ooommodauens n that way. and the Oiudad
gondel; which ssils aaoS On Nov s. is larger and
rh1Y RENAMED ON EARTH.
The passengeS l1st in tho once Of J. N.
DIP Just after the vizcaya sailed, contains these
W. WCeds sss Ssa: a 'n' no" f"'nsF
Pablo Furiste.........--......se .se anedo on terra
Il PereA..............,-... SO ouedo On terra
Tho Spanish phrase Is an idiom meaning that
au hGs ss On
Thess tWo the
wan street and began to storm a. the agent
VI eot to the deck ,gst in time to see the
want my n. money o5 want to be transferred to
cSS Sm hin to the asSs Gvdsd
now at the bottom Of the sea. and Il he had
been two minutes earlier he would ", be there
transfer IF Ms at It the last nc moment. % A'. '
.he nH not Il.
Grew Of tho coliiding collier. nor in fact: the
or to
Sun IN SseeSed Ills dsDatah from
Lfxss fssss 1isHSbs psE Ssi s1-The ting Hercules ar
rived this evening, and reports, that the
:Hs
h R.S Ss;sss fSSa a% Il.
BY The sSho9PPsr Sarah l. RSNyis ard were
ct midnight met the tug ksttler which had
and nIn ali hands gone. The Davis picked up the
body 9f woman. The survivors have been
hs s III bst So LIE tSs bs had visited
day, ana found IN bends E91s" ~ z pIsinl; I,
u
sas,y sss ysststdsy Mas %ornna M wsss Ssars after
the collision. The ten mon from tho Hargraves
who have been landed at Lewes probably com.
prise the whole crow OF the schooner.
THE LOST vIzcAYA.
The yizcays was one Of the smaller o. tho
iieet, Of the Compainia Transetlantica,. She
was built at Dudgeon's In London. In 1872; as
an iron steamer for trans-o oceanic voyages Her
tonnage was 245S gross and 1883 not She
was 2tl feet long. 20 feet in the beam. and her
saileI between Spanish and Cuban ports from
Shs was then called the saptandoE. But thee
years ago the,company put her in the coast line
dles. sho made the ports &C. Of Hayans, Hay
Colombia the ports Of sayanilla Santa
in the New York. West Indies line. she was en-
tIreIy refttsd Her Original cost was $500 goo
represented much more. The woodwork was
rosewood and mahogany; Tho sleeping apart
modations for 200 people: Extending from The he
dining saloon. The walls were finished In