The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
They Give The Particulars Of bow Ihey
Were Rescued.
SEVERAL CT THE SAILORS TALK.
The Cralthie Remained in The Vicinity
for Two Hours.
Nearly All the Passengers ferish'" IN
the Dreadful Saving
Crow st work, But Little
Hope is Entertained for
the UnfortuuRtes.

LONDON. Jan. a.-Thc coast guard
and customs officers are cxertng them
s,l.es to the utmost and arc leaving 40
,,,,ps unfrieI in the search for possible
survivors. or even for signs OF any KIND
ir.f..tue that more of the Elbc's people
....u.l tnau have set been heard from.
,rru. far mo- article of woodwork or iur-
,frre I.loueiue to- The lost vessel has
b,sr washed arhore on the SuHok coast
u fact IN itself regarded BY experts as
rro,ing the sudden completeness OF the
disaster and tending g. diminish ihe
probabilities of further salvage Of life
being reported. s l.fc boat OF the Eihe'
81 is uae. washed ashore at Yarmouth
last evening. oars and life buoy7 being
found in it. but This IS undoubtedly the
boat from which tine Wldhower r'scned
the survivors yesterday, and which was
loft adrlft after its occupants had been
taken Off, so that fits discovery o" 'uo,e
furnishes uo additional news or enco"I-
ageWcut
SAYS $50 lo4 rRryAtTD.
MIR. Cau Hoffman,, of Grand lsIaH''
Ncb., who is among the saved I'i"ie9
tSc stdtemeni OF ihe 'ia'Il, ,..c
tLat foE prevailed. by making '''
assertion that lf the vessel Whicn came
into collision with the Eibe had stood ~
the sinking ship. majority or her pas
fcugcrs might have been saved, as '"e
Flhr stood Perfectly sull for many hiil-
utes after the impact I'm fact enc I'-
m1ined m'uoiI'a' uH'N 't' , "', W., IN
was pouIH- '"'" .''' No. .i, - ,.o,-
lurch Nlolthi}' all'I WIZ" ". -.
tus.ou 'H ''''"' 'o' ~ o,.l ,,,ere
di~tlphhr was H'"'' 49, ,,.,,s
c0HiI hiN' '.'H i'' -.-''. ,i, ,,,,,,,-
irIiiuH lH' l''7''-''' '" '''
nor. ,..,,. to
Ih" SURVIVORS VIZ 49,, emo
L""eei'It are "Il l'.'' .......'.,' '--,. ,tt..
ci''ls oI l.'H H''''N ~ ..'iN ,..,.,,', "a
-fiii H"''N-'' 'u' ''''' ,..,.,..,,.d
nave ueeh rdN'n, ".N ''' -, .o,t,-
that she VIII bt au't I" l'oN''" ''
ampion '"-l"S .,,. ,.r,. oro
me sun Wv ''- a. .., .Iis,stor
very i'"''n' '' '-'.. -...+. ,..,,,,,,. an
rec N'"- 'i." t,,.. ,t,'.,,r,et.,,ses
''t .'''i''' t.,, 90, oeIcer of the
fIha saw green light on tine port bow
bcloueIue 90 am unknown vessel which
II i- alleged. was trying To cut across lHe
cd to the Crathle.
..........,. ..,. MN. wv, ,,r,ov-vn
,...,,' "I -. a.. slt,rer Of the
w imam" w I,,..,,e,,,,.., ,-.,t.
HS.,,''' ''''''' n, .n,,r.,st ,f tovostoft.
we "'.' 80 t.,,., ,.r,r
win our VINE -. 80 Inn SAW
""''. 'i ,ig -, . nil, gy.,,. mo boa,.s
SNIP p '''' 80, "J'' l,''' sa,, tnn.tntnr
H'a.' vas 10, ,.', -, mn y.,t.r was
''ri'''7 l'o' . ,S.. Loat y,,trb.d tne
~ i'.'"'i'- M. oo.,,rants seemed 10
boAl '.'s''s ...,,o,. ,a Ia,,, tpem .o
t'''"N We ~, - ,,. r,lf am 1oi.
I -,,, t,.oItn,- r.4r and I'M tue
~ t' "P I ,,t 80 d,if.,na ao.V
NV ,,I..,, ,,,. ,.ot close to tHem
I, IN, . rone tut they vrr, 80
$3.50 .,,5 ,',r,h tr3t tb,, couil not
,,s5 r,, snp,. Tim. Nc pulled
~, -,,.,,,J a. tho side of tnr smack
'.a., .i.,,t n.lr cr tb.m iumpci aboard
lut the strain caused by Che heavy sea
parted the rope ana the remainder '".e
more driItVd away INt"'"'''l VIC H""V
another line iast' ana i"uI more Oh 'he
miortuhates were u'"6b,i 4'' -'"'hs
woman ana iouI men lH '"' "''''
SAVED TUE WOMAN.
.p,bo woman law I'm tb, water IN the
-, ~ ,h,. bosf she ,yoro. "a IONS. coat.
Int rad ON neither boots nor dress. Pilot
Erearbou, bolped her TO get ON hoard the
smack Inst AS AN had boarded the
.rnacl, The line again parted. and the lie
boat was lost. got the woman below
and asked all the others to go TO the
cngine-room while she took of hcr
clothes aud wrapped herself iu dry
blankets
II am sure another hour Of exposure m
tho boat would have Killed some of them
for there were elk inches OF ice on my
dcek
The survivors of the EIbc's crew start
ed from IoWcstoft for London at $40
tbis afternoon.
St.ersea p,ss,ncer Rotb,p savs that
.fter tho strarrc vessel struck Tho ZINE
she steare1 off and shaued in , seu,-
ctr,le sro,,n5 the Eiha but ana NOT come
near her aitboYgb had she done SO She
could have rescued a large number OF
those on hoard tbe sinking snlp.
CONDUCT OF IHh CREW.
When questioned this evening as TO the