The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-11-01
EIGHTY LIVES LOST
Terrible Collision Between Two Large
Ocean Vessels.
A NIGHT OF HORROR
Heartrendlng Soenes-Craphlc Ac-
count of the Calamity
by Survivor.

New YORK, Oct. 3l.-The Spanish
steamship vizcaya was run into of Bar
negal by an unknown schooner yesterday.
Both vessels sunk. The captain and 81
passengers with the steamer were lost.
The fate Of the crew Of the schooner is
unknown.
The chief officer, second officer, sur
geon, one engineer and eight Of the crew
were picked up.
The persons rescued were taken from
the rigging Of the yizcaya by the captaii
OF the steamer Humboldt. They state that
last evening at o'clock the steamer was
run into by a fourmasted coal-laden
schooner. Both sank within five minutes.
One colored boy was taken ashore by the
schooner's boat and landed at Barnegat.
-Four cabin passengers OF the NiEcaya
were all lost. They we're Cuban mil
llonalre, his wife and two children. The
captain and crew of the schooner are sup
posed TO be lost. The survivors are unable
to give particulars of the collision or its
cause. The ViEcaya was l.3ss tons and
belonged TO the Spanish line plying be-
tween New York aud Savannah,
So far as known these are the only per
sons out Of crew and passenger list Of
81 OF the Viccaya and the crew OF the I'M
known schooner that have been saved.
Ii is feared all Others were lost, and that
the list will number up TO 80 II not more.
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haNaha wnn nine regular passengers anu
acrcw Oh "' ~ Is 'hougut ,nere were
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a. o.'o inulsuay evening a Iise iour
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',l. 'le,ia'eiy vore uoMh on uie e'eaineI'
suiNlhg on her s.arpoa,u ounAe's' carry
iig away her oriuge anu cap,n.
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minutes la'er pom ,essels hai su,N anu
uie passengers anu ere"s Struggling n'
u,r water
ihc s'cainei was s'auhen ''ssei' ai.
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employees Oh 'he iihe, one Oh Tue passuu'
gers no, oh 'no regular ilS' was Juan
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sers On poaru' as iar as ,eariieu' wei1 W.
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lns. siuse % on 'ne s'a'ooaru ~ psa,h sa' was
p,s sou. ,ias' e.o' ",noVMspln
a''u io'e''ss"s sono anu "e' oeA'i'
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men Wete running why on 'iie lorG
uechs suou'hg al MINUS oi oruers' anu
can % relileiiper ,' seeing ,ne crew Oh ue
sehoone, M, uo'he 'nc SAINT .llng on 'helr
VESSEL ine neat 'ninR Ane" ne wa,er
"as Wasnhs o'er our ue,hs' "'i 'h.
Niu iu.a oi sa',hs ou1seNes se.eIai vi
us ,'n g,anlocreu UP ',ie por' iorc rigg,ne'
:, DOWN went 'he steamer anu up We
Si'noeu' We reaeneu 'ne iore'op gar,
.aht yaIu, anu Ir. lus' ,liei ''ie nun reaencu
N"e ' Ju9' HDo'e ''iu
surface oil the water, Out each swell
dashed over our iiinDs' iweiVe sur
yivors were there. some OF our crew
irled 10 reach the schooner nut she went
TO ihe bottom almost as quick as our YES
sci, ana as iar as we could see there was
IN sight
"One oil the men IN the yard,
while climbing said De had seen
boat lowered from the schooner
and seven men get IN ana row away, but
we could not see anything OF II, although
IL was bright moonlight nlght' linen IN
The hope OF attracting attention. we cut
the tarred ropes on the yard, and lighting
them swung them IN the air, but in vain.
"All through the long night weolung To