New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
REINA REGENTE NOT FOUND.
SIGHTED ON MARCH 10. APPARENTLY IN
MANAGEABLE. IN \ HEAVY SEA
A RIMOR THAT SHE HAS BEEN TAKEN IN TOW
NEGATIVE INDICATIONS or HER SAFETY
HER SEAwoRTTIINEsS QUESTIONED

RtMOR THAT SHE HAS BEEN TAKEN IN TOW
NEGATIVE INDICATIONS or HER SAFETY
HER sEAwoRTTIINEss QUESTIONED
AND REAFFIRMEp.
Barcelona. March Il The steamer Mayfair
which arrived here this morning reports that
she sighted the Spanish cruiser Reina Re
genie on the morning Of March 10 between Ia
rita ana cape Espartel The warship had lost
her tunnels and bridge and was laboring heavily
I'm the high sea and fierce gale. She was APP
par.utly unmaua geabIe, bat she did not ask
for assistance the Mayfair did not offer her any
The captain OF the Mayfair thinks that the
f&cina Rcgeuie could not long have survived the
storm "a the condition III Whlt n She appeared 10
b. at The time he saw her
Madrid March l5-The Spanish cruisers isa
DE I.uzon ana Alfonso MI have carefully
searched the waters Of the Spanish ana African
coasts and tho Straits. but have found no trace
If the missing warship Rciua Rrgcnte. The
only news Of any kind received here concerning
the missing ship l. a rimor that irluSh YES
s.. had found her in a disabled c"ndltl"h on the
African coast and taken her in tow. rms lunlor,
however. cannot b. traced to any trustworthy
Source.
In the Chamber to-day Premier Sagasia said he
had No information AS 10 IN" ruinOrci ARRIVAL 81
tn. Re,na Regrnte at the Cauaries. The Govern
mont had 10; abandoned hope, however. Human
bodies and wrcckagc had been found at various
belong fn the cruiser IN" Premier read diSpa tch"S
from captain Lopez commanding one oil thr
Cuhan trtu4p1rte whit were compelled 10 seek
shelter at Tencrifle Island from the gale. IN"
waves swept her docks. carrying on liv" STOCK
AMI damaging no de- khouses Lopez did not -"
n kelua R"gente.
In the Scnat, Admiral Beranger said:
IN. Rena Regeufe one OF tho best SHIPS IN
hcr oLl,, sfioat she was well appointed in every
way. II she lost. ! r-.liev" 81" must hiNr come
into collision with another vessel or gone ashore
In q subsequent interview Admiral Hrranger
sad that the overweight u the crui@'rS dock
guns was rrctined two years ago by ms ORDER
when ~ was Minister OF Marine
Forty bodies have come ashore on the south
c,As, in the last Two days but none ot them are
from tho Reina Rrgrnt-.
In the Chamber q Deputies last evening Dep
utv Daz Moreu "A naval officer. read the state
mon, OF a former commander OF the Reina Kr-
rrnte In which the writer describes her as snip
unable 10 weather heavy storm owing 10 the
iucrras sod weight OF her armament
London March - The Illness correspond
rnt .u Madrid SAYS the uncertainty o; the rate oI
to. Kelua K"r~ntc has caused great excitement
there The Government Is accused "f Keeping
hn b. rows 80 the snip and ~ having ordered the
detention 1t the c-usors Of al kilograms giving
,ff irua'tuu % hri. II iS more likely. however
ftl.' th. Government is AZ badly of Tor d"nnlt"
ir,. ,f fl" missing saIp a are the pubh'. IN"
fI,,r. optimistic portion 80 the public ar" ~ the
.t rllf thnt th- cruiser has been driven into the
Atlantic hs he storm and is either disabled or
/ short - coal