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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27
DEATH OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
scores of Lives Lost Through the
Collapse of bridge.

VICTORIA. b. c., May GA defective
span in the Governor-street traffic bridge
gave way this afternoon. precipitating a
loaded street-car and several carriages
into the bay. 100 feet below. The number
Of victims cannot at this time be esti-
mated. The bridge was crowded with
vehicles containing pleasure-seekers
bound for Macauley's Point where the
Queens birthday celebration sports were
in progress.
At 2 p. NJ. a large and heavily-laden
car left Government street, with over
100 people on board. When the middle
span OF the traffic bridge. about 80 feet
in length. was reached. 1t collapsed,
throwing the car and a number OF car
riages aud foot passengers into the water.
The car was completely submerged, and
all save few who were on the platform,
were lost. number were killed by iall-
ing timbers. The number of carriages
lost and OF foot passengers carried down
in the wreck cannot be learned. IL Is
claimed that fully 2co people went down
with the span, and OF these more than
half we're lost. The accident was so sud
den no one has very clear recollec-
tion OF what transpired.
number of bodies have been carried
out of the harbor by the outgoing tide,
which runs at not less than seven knots
an hour al the point where the accident
occurred. Sixteen identified bodies have
"A
which have not been identified, and others
are constantly being taken out Of the
wreck.
Owing 10 the fact that nearly every kind
Of craft in the city was engaged for the
day, boats were hard 70 procure. and
the work OF rescue was somewhat slow.
Steam and naptha launches were hurried
TO the scene, and in this particular the
boats OF the various warships were the
most active. Scores OF people who were
lOundering I'm the water or clinglng to
debris were picked up and taken TO
places Of safety. but many sank before
the rescuers reached them.
The sad affair has cast a deep gloom
over the city. The naval review and
sham-battle We're cancelled. as were all
other sports planned for the afternoon.
Thousands Of sorrowing friends and rela-
tivss are crowded around the approaches
OF the bridge. eagerly scanning each body
as it is brought TO the land Many heart
renting scenes are enacted as the work
OF rescue progresses. IL will probably be
ftf a
the disaster can be correctly estimated
Until 1890 z. NJ. sixty-two bodies have
been taken from the bay. Twenty persons
known 10 have been on the bridge at
the time Of the accident are missing and
il is supposed that they have perished.
The car register shows ninety fares and
it is probable that over rs were on board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27
The Sensible and Mountain Resorts
on the 4. a d. Ry

The Chesapeake and Ohio railway Of
ters more attractions for a summer out
ing than any other railway penetrating
the Nirginias. Whether your inclination
Is TO visit the seaside or mountains. the
summer resorts on the line OF and reached
via the Chesapeake and Ohio are by far
the most inviting.
without fatigue and within a short
time you can reach any OF the Virginia
sea-coasi or mountain resorts VITA this
great Virginia trunk-line on or com
uguous TO the Chesapeake and Ohio are
resorts for all sizes and prices. for the
accommodation OF the opulent, as well as
those Of modest means.
The Grass Widowers Half-Rate Tick
cts. sold on each Saturday during the
season, Is n popular move. and enables
those locating their families on the line
or the Chesapeake and Ohio 10 spend sun
days with them at a small expenditure
for railroad fare
A pamphlet, giving location. prices. etc
or summer homes can be had OF any
Chesapeake and Ohio agent. or M t,elr
office. No SO9 east Main street. Rich
mOnd, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27
WARRINGTON NEWS NOTES.
siIverites ExuItant-Warning from
Minor Otey Against Apathy.

WASHINGTON, ID. c. May -p--NSPe-
cial)-Nearly all the counties Immediately
on the south side Of the Potomac have
elected free-sllver delegates 70 the Staun-
ton convention with a few exceptions.
and the Virginia advocates Of the white
metal IN the national capital are rejoicing
over the success Of their peculiar financial
policy. They are 50 confident OF sending
almost solid silver delegation 10 Chi
cago that II Is doubtful now that they
will press the adoption OF the unit rule
in fact some OF them aliege that there
will be no necessity for its adoption.
They believe they will elect their entire
delegation. and II II Is rot solid for silver,
they pretend 10 have no apprehension that
a gold or sound-moncy minority can give
them any serious trouble at Chicago.
Notwithstanding this. however. Repre-
sentative Otey. who Is chairman Of the
free-sllver organization in Virginia. has
issued the following circular In order 10
make sure. II possible. OF capturing the
stanton convention:
Washington. ID. C.. May .. Is9s
wow that 1t Is an assured fact that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27
TriIby Excurson

to Norfolk, Virginia Beach. and ocean
View. via the Norfolk and Western
railroad, commencing Sunday. Nav Ust.
Train leaves Byrd-Street Station al $50
a. NJ, sharp; returning. leaves Virginia
Beach at r. NJ; Ocean View at S T.. NJ;
and Norfolk at y. NJ Faro for the
round-trip: Norfolk 81 Virginia Beach.
ND and Ocean View. sll5 Fare from
Norfolk 70 Richmond on the Trilby. 81.
Close connection at Norfolk for Virginia
Beach. with chair-cars attached; train
leaving Richmond goes through 10 Ocean
view. Special vcstibule coaches for la
dies. Reduced rates at Princess Anne
and Ocean View for our people We leave
promptly on time. and 20 regardless OF
the weather Tickets for all these points
at and on the train
Captain J. X. NICHE,
Il. T. ADAMS,
Managers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27

The following is the schedule for the
final examinations in the University
School. Captain ". Gordon McCabe, head
master:
/. Thursday. June fth-Latin.
2 Friday June 5th-ROman literature.
3. Saturday. June 6th-Second physics
and third German.
4. Monday, June sth-Arithmetic and
first German.
5. Tuesday. June 9th-Sec0nd and third
French.
s. Wednesday. June l0th-English COM
position rhetoric. and first French
7. Thursday. June llth-Geometry.
:. Friday. June lZth-English gram
mar
9. Saturday. June l3th-Greek.
To- Monday. June l5th-History.
H. Tuesday. June i5th-Chemistry.
r. Wednesday June l7th-Algebra.
g. Thursday June autobiography
and English literature.
II. Friday. June lgth-Spelling.
Is Saturday. June 20th-Deliyery Of GER
tihcates, prizes. etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27
PETER ]. OTEY." b."
CONsUI-GENERAL LEE.

Nothing has been heard at the state
Department from General Fitzhugh Lee
since he left here last week. 1t was
not even known there whether he had
sailed" as an official expressed IT, for
Cuba. and the authorities there do not
expect 10 hear from the General any
more until he reports from Habana. As
10 his exequatur. Chief-Clerk Renick
informed me that General Lee would not
receive that document until he arrived
at his post and had announced himself
ready to discharge the duties Of the Of
fee OF Consul-General or the United
States. IL would then be issued 10 him
by the Governor General. and would give
him local recognition and power to act
General Lee Is at liberty 10 20 as soon as
he pleases.
Representative II. St. George Tucker
to-day obtained a most important and
fairly lucrative appointment in the POST
Office Department for one OF his constitu-
ents. II Is that Of Mr. John III. Irving
Of Gainesville. Cumberland county, Va,
to be inspector. at a salary Of about
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27

vent further friction between the govern
ments of Spain and the United States.
Tho word protest" has been used In
regard TO the representations made 10
Spain on the subject by Secretary Olney,
but the expression is little TOO radical
Mr.. Olney having confined his statements
70 the ordinary diplomatic language en-
ployed In making a request for redress
OF alleged grievances
IL is clear. however. that the Spanish
Government intends to allow the prohibit
tion 10 stand. and that contracts for leaf
tobacco made by American citizens after
the Captain-Generars order Will not avail
TO secure the shipment OF the tobacco
from Cuba.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27
BITILD THE VIADUCT.
,sfsspsaEe and Ohio Ordinance Passes
the Board By Unanimous Ycie.
- NAVE AN ELEGANT DEPOT.
.,.e company Has One Year IN
which 90 commence an" '""'
I'm which to Complete the
...-,.-CounciI Committee Meeting

..,, remains now FOR the Mayor
ti. Signature 90 the Chesapeake
..t, Railway Company's ordinance
n.- company to have its franchise
..-,rt and operate It's overhead
....r structure through the CITY, ana
.... The proposed new depot'on lower
v.. street,
BOARD Of Aldermen. at a called
..-. last night displayed its public
and us Willingness to encourage
.,.lfv realization Of the Greater
t-.rsr 10 which the people have
-. eagerly and longiusly looking for
~ by promptly concurring in the
....r President Turpiu called the body
....- thc following members answered
.. rau-cau. Messrs. Allen, Bahen'
.... Burton. Carter. Hardwicke, snead.
..r.e Nountcasue, King, Reeve
,....I. aud Turpin.
MAS I.NANlMOCSLY ADOPTED.
.....-t-at-Arms Ralston read the or
..-.r.. .t tAe conclusion Of which the
,.....r, was adopted by unanimous
rr5.- ga suspension Of the rules. a
...tItI.r from the ladies' Of the Conicde-
-.-. Memorial Literary Society for two
.....r. ..lts upon the grounds OF the
r..f. f...r.tr Museum was referred 10 the
g.urttee on Light and the Board ad-
r.. provisions OF the Chesapeake and
Old. ordinance require the company 70
Commence work upon its mammoth
,..Il.t and depot enterprise within
,.re months. and 20 have the same
COMPLETED within four years from the
,.t. uron which the work shall be com
.....I The company expects the Gle
,..t.f structure and the magnificent depot
g., Urnroses 20 build. together with other
chances and Improvements. 10 cost about
g..UD 10 is the purpose of the Chesa-
r.aAs and Ohio 70 bring It's three lines
.... this new station. and 20 have all
.rs from the West on the main line 70
t... along through the depot and go
down by the dock and through Fulton. IN
stead ~ passing through the Church
rI tunnel Trains from the James River
Division VIII strike the elevated tracks
...t this side OF Hollywood Cemetery, and
,.I pass along the rivers edge (and over
r-. stream for "a short distance), until
N.reteenth street is reached Here these
t-.Irs viii be- switched. and VIII back
mo the station upon the main line The
r...t alone is % cost about $1,000, AMI
r.H Doe one Of the handsomest and most
thoroughly appointed in the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27
HE CROWNS HIMSELF.
Gar Nicholas Formally Assumes Au-
tOcFacy Of All the RusSiaS.
PECULIARLY BRILLIANT SCENE.
Representatives Of all the Nations
of the Earth on Hand to Witness
the CcremOny-Enorm Crowds
of People.
of People.

MOSCOW, May 2s-To-day was the
chief day Of all those given up to the
coronation ceremonies. the day up TO
which all previous days have led-coro-
nation-day. The weather was fine and the
sky cloudless. The Kremlin, which was
the centre Of attraction. was early sur
rounded by waiting crowds, who had no
possible hope Of getting inside. but were
satisfied 10 see what they could outside
the walls. Troops. headed by bands OF
music. began moving at 4 o'clock in the
morning. marching to the Kremlin. AT
: o'clock a salvo OF twenty-one guns was
fired. and at 7:3O the bells Of the cathedral
began to peal Just before 1t was time
for the Car to appear at the top Of the
Red Square the broad spaces Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27
THE LUNENBURG PRISONERS.
Mary Alternately Receives Letter
from John Mitchell.

Nynchburg NeWsJ
Mary Abernathy and Solomon Marable.
the two Lunenburg prisoners who aEc
awaiting in the Lynchburg jail the date
Of their execution, which takes place In
Farmville on July 81. are apparently as
well and hearty as any one could De
under the circuInStances. Almost daily
they are visited by persons who are car
rled there. some out OF curiosity and
some out OF pity. The man does not eN-
press himself az being hopeful OF any IN
teryentiOn to save his life, and he seems
10 realize the position In which he j.
placed. The woman. however, eniertains
the hope that she will finally escape the
death penalty. She is led 10 this hope to
some extent by the letters she has re-
ceived.
on Yesterday morning Mary Abernathy
received the following letter from John
Mitchell. Jr., Of Richmond:
Il have been unable 10 arrange mat
ters so as 10 visit LynchDurg. but we
have been working for you.
Application will be- made 10 Judge
Coleman FOR a new trial. and then 10 the
Supreme Court. should he refuse.
"The lawyers are confident Of success,
and we are sufficiently well advised 70
tell you not 10 be al all uneasy as We
shall win"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27

COLUMBIA. 3. c., May IA special
10 the State from Newberry. 5 c.. says.
Ebenezer Chalmers. respectable farmer.
OF Jalapa. was found dead IN his wagon
under a tree az Jurard 5. about a mile
from here. this morning after a thunder
storm. IL is supposed that be took refuge
from the storm on his way home. and was
struck by lightning He was a good citi-
zen and was a member Of the legislature
In lss6. and afterwards Clerk Of the Court
OF this county. The storm developed into
"a small tornado in the western suburbs,
dewoushlng several out-buildings in its
rsfh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27
Old Point Next sunday.

On next Sunday May 3ist. the Chesa.
peake and Ohio will begin their popular
81 excursions 10 Old Point or Norfolk
Special fast train win leave Richmond
from Broad-Street station az $50 A. NJ
arrive Old Point 1870 A. NJ. Returning.
leave Old Point +. NJ, arrive Rich
mond f. NJ Passengers for Norfolk
take regular SO A. NJ. train. arrive Nor
folk Y noon: returning. leave Norfolk
a $50 =. NJ. same day. or 7 A. NJ. follow
Ing Monday. This Is a most delightful
outing. the trip being made over a stone
ballast track. free Of dust. and without
intermediate stops. Special rates for
dinner al either the Chamberln. Hygeia.
or Sherwood Hotels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27
NEW LINE TO HOLLYWOOD.
subcommittee Selecting Il Route for
the Traction Company.

~
the Traction Company.
Tho subcommittee of the Council Com
uIttee on Streets. 10 which was assigned
.fe work of recommending route for
.he branch line of the Richmond Traction
~omrany from Broad street 20 Hollywood
'emeter,. met at the corner Of Madison
and Afaiu streets yesterday afternoon and
..tt over number OF streets with a
t.w Of making appropriate suggestions
. the general Commi tee Those present
u.-. Messrs. FerTiter Blanks. Mcdowell.
.uI thc city Engineer. W hile the sub
committee did not determine what route
- would recommend. il went over TWO
.. follows;
r.t-From Broad down Madison to
t.. thence 10 Beech. thence 90 Holly
u gate opposite the Pickett monu-
-.rd-From Broad down Madison TO
Cumberland. o. Linden. thr0ush Linden
o. Taylor up Taylor 90 Beech, and thence
On .. cemetery.
r. ..h-committee viii formulate rs re-
t.-m..Iatiou az subsequent meeting.
~ temporary tracks OF The Traction
D....ry on Broad street VIII Doe COM
.. Ibis week More than 100 men are
.. employed on the work. and 10 is
. ahead as rapidly as consistent with
work.
Ng MOBILES COMMITTEE MEETS
special committee appointed 90 con-
Nr Nob.es plan for IeadJustlns
Salaries .ud Offices iu the city government
Bel. a short Informal session Zoo Commit
I..U..u So ID. of the city Hail. al b
.. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Noble
and Air. Julius 4. Hooson was
r..t.. .rn-ctaIman. After great deal
t.
.... .. proceed with It's work me COM
.... l.c.Iel to first consider the OF
t. he tneI hy the incoming Council
a ascertain if any changes should be
them.
body win meet again Thursday
t.-
wu be "a regular session OF the
tue. on Streets at O'Clock to-moi-
afternoon.
49,. regular meeting OF the Board Of
Comm. toner's ou Monday ulsnt tNe
aranst r. t. Glmcr helper
re Company. SO. o. Were taken
.. Hu.r was accused % neglect OF
... .l1 carelessness. a good many Wit
were heard. ana the trial lasted
,.I. hours The charges were as
ID ST. O'Brien. engineer Of Engine
Company $50 G was unri $40 for insub-
l.....u and hls relief days during the
t. NJ June were taken away iIom
.N
. following changes were made in the
.-. of the department. i. IT, Mllh-
h. a.. transferred from Engine com
. $50. t to Truck no 2. as permanent
j. n. harris lieutenant OF
Company. No. 8. was reduced 20
.I clmluent-Ladaerman J.. X.
.f Truck So. J. was made heute-
t.t . Engine Company No. 9. 20 sue
., harris.
committee OF the Committee
appointed 10 look into me
street-car Tenders. Will meet
.r.et-car sheds. corner OF Main
N streets this afternoon az Z
with TWO new specimens or
ir rl ne tested.
Committee on Health was 20 nave
at the corner of First and
-. streets at o'clock yesterday after
r the purpose OF testing couple
' a...t strcei-sWcepers. hut owing 10
i- r...m.ncy of tae weather the boay
to r.t quorum. Those on hand
Chairman Reeve Mt Burton. and
I Nlrrah.mcr President OF the Board
D H.a.tn Do ls thought that by the
~ these swecpers, which are
a.isral 40 Dayton. o., the city
'r can h1 done az a much less
@ ..au az present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27
AGAINST CAPTAIN FOWLE.
committee Report Adverse To His
appointment as Collector.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., May 26 The
Senate Committee on Finance this morn
ing ordered report made to the Senate
rejecting the nomination Of William II.
Fowle 10 be Collector Of the Lynchburg
Va) District. to succeed General Fitz-
hugh Lee, appointed Consul General 10
Habana. Both Senators Martin and
Daniel. Of Virginia. opposed the confrma-
ton. and the committee was unanimous
In acceding to their request for the ac-
tlon taken.
THE SENATORIAL OPPOSITION
WASHINGTON. d. c., May 2s.-(Spe-
cial)-The adverse report OF the Senate
Committee on Finance to-day on the
nomination Of ". II. Fowle TO be Inter-
nal Revenue Collector for the Sixth Dis
trict. though somewhat Of a surprise, was
not altogether unexpected. Mr.. Fowle. as
everybody knows was appointed 10 sue
coed General Fitzhugh Lee when the lat
ter was appointed Consul-G General at
Habana IL has been known all along
that both the Virginia Senators were op-
posed 10 the appointment Of Mr.. Fowle.
and IL was believed that they would fight
his confirmation.
The alleged ground Of opposition to
Fowle is incompetency TO discharge the
duties Of the office. but IT is stated at
the Internal Revenue Department that
Mr. Fowle is one Of the most efficient
officers in the service. The nomination
was made however without consulting
either Of the Virginia Senators, and Of
course their opposition TO his connrma-
ton caused a unanimous report from
the committee. in conformity with the
usual senatorial courtesy.
1t remains now TO be seen whether the
rejection by the Senate in executive ses-
sion Of Mr. Fowle will result in the nomi-
nation Of another officer, who will be the
choice Of one or both Of the Virginia
senators. The opinion prevails here that
after the adjournment Of Congress Mr.
Fowle will be reappointed TO the office
and may continue TO fiji Il until the ad-
vent Of a new administration
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27
Oklahoma Democrats for silver.

OKLAHOMA CITY. May 2G-The Ter
ritOrial Democratic Convention met here
to-day. with every county In Oklahoma
represented. IL was the most enthusiastic
convention ever held In the Territory.
Resolutions were passed In favor Of the
unlimited coinage OF gold and silver at a
ratio OF Is 70 /. and six delegates 10
Chicago were selected and instructed 10
stand for free coinage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27

silver has swept the State and Is sweep
ing over the whole country. and while II
is cause for great felicitation, let US not
forget that great successes are often fol-
lowed by apathy. Let me caution you
against this. and in order that We may
finish as we have begun. let every silver
delegate attend the Staunton convention
in person. even if it be at some personal
inconvenience, and, II possible. let each
one get there the day before the conyen-
ton meets In order that there will be no
haste in the conferences Of the respective
districts. Respectfully,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27
TEXAs POLITICIANS SURPRISED.
Ex-Governor Roberts WithdrayVs
from the GubernatoriaI Race.

GALVESTON. TEN, May 26.-Political
circles in Texas were astonished to-day
by the withdrawal Of Ex-Governor RO-
berts from the guberaatoriM race. The
"sound-money" Democrats bOlted from
the silverites, and both factions will put
out candidates for the governorship. EX-
Governor Roberts. a free-silver advocate,
about a month ago came out as an inde-
pendent candidate on platform which
was satisfactory TO the advocates OF a
gold standard. placing three Democratic
candidates in the field. and assuring the
election Of a Populist Governor Roberts
to-day withdrew. giving as his reason that
he hoped 10 see the Democrats unite after
the Chicago convention. His withdrawal
leaves the race an enigma.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27
Papers to lie Given Away.

T. a. Miller. the cut-rate druggist, or
No. 5l9 Broad street and Jefferson Hotel
Pharmacy. will begin to-day TO give
choice Of New York Journal or World;
Richmond Dispatch. sn1 State 10 over,
i0c. purchase. Get your papers free.
commence to-day. See his advertisement
on page e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27
Wni,ed Examination.

NORFOLK. May 25.-fSpecial)-This af-
ternoon George Rogers, Ed. Wilson. and
y wicker Nottingham, the young men
accused Of the murder OF Ailen Jones
- his home IN Maltby avenue. las Tues
Isv were taken before Justice Hawks. OF
,he county. Tor preliminary hearing.
rhev waived examination and were sent
on 70 the grand jury Of Norfolk county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27

on what a boon 10 housekeepers Is
POLK MuLER's ITALIAN INSECT
POWDER" By its use those insects 20
troublesome az this season Of the year are
enectually destroyed. The GENUINE
POWDER only sold In bottles AZ %. =.
and % cents. AND NOT ~ BULK Ac-
cept TO other. Can be found al leading
drug and grocery stores.
POLK MILLER DRrG COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27
ELEVEN PERSONS DROWNED.
Ferry-Boat Capsized by n Storm
Five Men Escnpe.

CAIRO ILL, May 25.-This morning
shortly after o'clock the ferry-boat
Catherine capsized. and eleven persons
were drowned. The names Of the lost
are.
CHARLES GILHOF.
RICHARD THURMAN.
BERTHA STANLEY.
MAY JONES. all residents Of Cairo.
Mrs. SHANNON and baby, OF Birds
Point. No.
AN UNKNOWN COLORED WOMAN.
WOOD RITTENHOUSE. superintend-
ent.
GEORGE DAVIS Ccolored). employed IN
painting the boat
LOUIS HALL lcoloredD. fireman.
AsBURY ALEXANDER (colOred). deck
hand OF the boat
The boat left her landing az o'clock,
and was near the Illinois shore. about a
mile below here. when a storm struck her.
She turned over. and remained In that
position for some time. while her upper
works were carried away. nothing re-
naming but the hull and engine.
Captain John +. Hacker, Engineer
George Magee Clerk Stanley Posey. and
Joseph Curry. a passenger. escaped from
the wreck. and they assisted DR.. orr. OF
Wickiine. Ky, another passenger. out
OF the debris. and they all climbed up
on the overturned hull. which was partly
submerged. They expected every min
ute the boat would sink. and Hacker.
Posey. and Curry. swarm ashore. while
NaGee remained with orr. who could
not swim. Assistance was secured from
The boat has since righted herself, ana
lies with her stern sunken-
DIR. OR. was badly hurt about the head