The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-31
pDICTATOR DISASTER.
GECOTERING THE BODIES OF THE
DEAD ar yIRGTyI4 BEiCH.

Three Moro Found Including the Captains
Pretty wife-The stranded British Steamer
Bariauen-Taster Observance-Fatai Fish
Ing Froiic-Over the State.
NORFOLK. VA, Mar 9O.-ISpecial.l-The
body Of Mrs. Jorgensen the lovely yoNng wife
of Captain Jorgenson. and who persisted IN
Friday's terrible wreck Of the bark Dictator
off Virginia Beach, was washed ashore yester-
day at Dam Neck, five miles below the Prin-
cess Anne Hotel
The remains. which were in good condition
were taken charge Of, and Will be brought 10
this city for proper interment.
Colonel Lamb. the representative OF the
Norwegian Consul. is having every care ana
attention bestowed on the Survivors and on
the recovered bodies of the lost. The body OF
another Of the crew was washed ashore yes
terday. ..
the wrecked vessel IS subject OF much as
cussion here. many maintaining that IL tho
four men Of the ships crew could come ashore
in safety i'm one of the ships boats, the life
savers. with q strong boat made especially for
the purpose. could have reached the vessel.
On the other hand, many experienced
mariners assert that boat from the shore
could never have gotten beyond the first line
of the breakers.
Much sympathy is felt for the gallant young
Captain Jorgensen. bereft at once Of all that
life held dear He is now in the city and Is
the object of much attention.
Another telegram just received from Viz
ginia Beach says that two more bodies nave
Just been recovered. All have now been
found save those of Captain Jorgensen's four
year-old child and one Of the crew.
1Hr OTTER STRANDED VESSEL.
special lust received from Ocracoke SAYS
the vessel reported ashore there is tho British
steamship Bariqucn. sailing under the Span
ish flag. from Gall eston 10 Newport News for
orders.
The shin was stranded during the storm OF
Friday night. three miles from the Ocracoke
Life Saving Station. She was loaded With
two Thousand bales ofcoston and two hundred
tons of cotton seed Oh cake. With some diff
cuity MI the crew were rescued.
The vessel has six feet of water in her hold,
but it is hoped that both it and the cargo can
be saved with continued favorable weather
EASTER OBSERVANCE.
The beautiful weather Of yesterday and the
special Easter services az many If the churches
brought out many of the church-goers. The
musical programmes rendered at the Episco-
pal and Catholic churches had been specially
prepared, and were rendered in an excellent
manner.
At CRANKY street NJ. f. church last night
tho building was crowded long before the
hour for service to begin. and hundreds, after
struggling in the surging masses at the door.
reluctantly turned away. The services at TINS
church are always well attended, and last
night there was the additional attraction
Of very fine music. Besides The large organs
and the choir of the hest vOcalis,s of the city,
the string qusrtottc added much to the vol
ume Of melody Rev. W. i. Evans also
preached one of bis finest sermons, on tho
subject. Crowned in the Presence of the
Universe"
St Luke's T. F. church is preparing 10
erect next door to their present house of wor-
ship. magnificent granite structure, 10 cost
$50 900 Most of the money. therefore, has
been raised with but little difficulty.