The sun., 1890-11-02
more OF her crew. They sent out this revised
list of all belonging 10 the steamship who have

FRANCES YARcEs ORTi..
The BODY Of the woman taken into Delaware
Dreakwater yeste,day was identiled as {; tn. that
Her surname could LOT be learned. She was
.Assiptant Surgeon Antonio Pietro Bandon Of
the Vizcaya lived in this city at 9 Oak street.
with his wife and child. He was 3s years old,
fRs ws al day. TIM oss oi @
vizcaya's ageAts yesterday, hoping to hear
niIn The "1ti; Hargraves crew and Captain went to
Philadelphia. she has been an unlucky boat
since she he Was ssd laughed S d. ut eamd r. Nc In
une s fr s
and was delayed a week by it She struck a
wreck or the New Jersey coast ooS on hsr il,st
took cargo at PhIadelp6ia she was blown 500
Cant Dave larnall oi, the Forked. River, life
supken vessels unchanged yester day morning
They lie whore they sank. abiea OF the sta
Yarnall and his crew expected TO pull out to
ths wresk in the % sur!boSt yesterday ter but tho
20 hisG that at they they had to ' give It H. up.
The only craft that ventured out In the heavy
sea to whsre the wrecks lie was one OF tho
was was sighted OF Forked River Lie Saving Sta.
ton about o'clock yesterday morning.
about O'clock Friday afternoon, when Super
intendent HI Havens sent out telephone mes
eT tI al he
out for ii. Can't. Ynrnell had swept the horizon
with his glass as usual on Friday morning. but
diint send his crew out af.er he got Superin-
tcntent Hayons's message because 1t was then
'0S Sunn Ht m .hS joan perrne was on patrol duty
on the beach from O'clock until midnight
Thursday night; Ho saw no lights in The early
Time ,afterWarl the blazing, torch u a pilot
troied the 6each on Friday and m vest yeste day re- re-
port that no bodies or wreckago have come
SEVEN MORE SURVIVORS ARRIVE.
Seven survivors OF tie collision who were
landed at Lewes. Del. arrived at Jersey City at
9.29 o'clock last night. All were Snaniards,
eonnected con story story could @ be got from them W With
the aid Of an ipterrretcr The company's
9.s Il hf% ef 09 saf So4h ss
as they LETT tie Coltandt Street Ferry boat. nm i
refused to ALLOW them to be seen. The names
OF the men are:
tonrsS snsnser Angel F.ssnson sse.nd cooi 1 ts"n:
SSr,ies. se.man, Ramon Canaan % auarssrna.,.H '"A'
told Er.aphlc story eI his esca,e Hr is a tal,
% said he:,ss ,s when the 1shlD Vas struck; The
zine xhe' reo eas Of and hs ssspp ep e d % %aar he
. Vas ir,ins I ,osso, 10 swim III It sarrsS
and out, through the only outlet which was
the IL smaiI engine NJ room hatch 1t was all done
toy hs bSs had gone
from under me. She had sunk. ! struck out
for big n!ank to which the SECOND cook.
more. The, water was very cold. but four OF
Us managed TO hang on to the, plank for seven
mooniisht and the water ' was smooth. so 30 she she
with the tide n long way from the wreck"
a ~ II farm IN aud nj fha
sL clothes he had on when he slin sank: He and
shs IN ssofs mad n"en sunped WIZ ry clothes
dry enough to wear again. He also said that
sb aad pt t9 n eak Gn
hardly speak at all. the men on the tug could
panel. AID s. they did lot go ba K to the
might have been saved, for she would have
6sS.hoa there I9ns before dHyig4 TIs thrso
age until nnpiot boat came along and picked
them up. They were later transferred to tho
Raymond Camana, tho .nuarterma~ter, and
one Of the aeemen say that tho steamships
third offtcsr, who was on the ,brilRe in charge
The engine Wen & she had eoas sa 'Sils sheaG
at at fnli speed she would have undoubtedly
fsd On 'as sSo sfass sshSneF The third mate was
NATE pERRINa's STORY.
D PMILApEELruIA, E Soy, l.nFirst Mato Henry
PFsrring Fs Of tn. Cornelins ilargrayes and elk -
VIZ here Th At s q Of the
the Prnpsylyania h.lroad from Lewis. Del.
Capt. John j. Al N. master II the Coi nelius
Hargraves, aud Harvey Alien, the scho"ners
cook, remained a6, ard tho Sarah ID. ID Wis the
vessel that picked the shipwrocked men up.
They VII arrive here tomorrow. Tho SIX
$3.50 for New York. The men from the liar.
graves went to sa ail' RS boarding house in tno
lower part OF this city.
First Mato PsrrinR OF the Hsrgraves talked
freely about IT, disaster. and ,lamei the VIZ.
to signal ths steamer agrees with that OF Ser.
ond Mate Walker Al or the vessels lad struck
Aud he felt lhe Hargra,cs beginning to sink.
10 advised the CAPTAIN to take the h0als. The
Captain aSsentsd. and seven Of th" Iiargrayes
n men inc inciuding i the Captain and Mate Perring
boat and three Of the Hargravss's mon and o"s o"s
q the spaniards into The small boat. When
thsy got away short distance two Spaniards
sprang from the iiaTgra,es intothr water aud
the men n the -ma,l boat picked u en- ~.
From the 'ime hat we struri. The ,tenIner."
continued continue Mate !slrng untn We sank was
the Bafncgat lixh'. We rowed until we we,o
rT nd