The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-08-03

pedo tubes where It >'f"'N 'h0 cA ''"0-
ed one of the !zeay3 ,'9rped"e>.
Whether the IrNa> 81! S!'cH ''IS@ eNNio'1
cd do not know. Hr STOCK %;l' Wa }11,
rifle The >heI! Is SAID to have Killed ;"
men ii its path across and over the
gun deck. The h"ai GNP!S!"n blew ont
the >tarb"ard Side o1 the lzcaIa. max
ing hera complete wreck.
TERRIBLE S'.A' GLITTER
In the meantime the Survivors lfotn
the ttashSlnP We're jumping INTO the ,S Se'
to escape iFoni the burning wreck, lIs}
steel >i0es q .i'e snip were .''''''St,,y'' -
hot from the Ire raging Wl'i!ln an" 'le
impact OF the, shells without. -NGili'f- :,
a CcrTera himself threw OF III ms =,
clothes but two garments. ANA hn3iiE
lcaFeG INT" the sea, where he VA, sup,
porte" by his son. tried to S''H ."
board rs long 2S nc Gi0. o"' '"' r''e''7
lnso 'NG FeSSci IN 'ie i'e':H H'''' ''',i
the lrl%Lllul neat ol 'l' teINy'it'','St -
me to lose my balance; ana i'L'
was barely conscious. put me -" va ",
ter revived me, an" 1 o''. from INC
TLo l;on+orant snoLowit much feel
;,r and b;s rnfnrcncrs 70 ADMIRAL Ger
vera were almost rcVereht. ne ''0hil'-
tea that he had Very confused "e-
count OF the battle. ne c9ulN ho' re
member 4c'a'iS, ana ne naI no , i0ea %
'IHe II seG'ie" - '.iln .I.n Ia ''II 80 60
Bu+ Of one fact he was surc-Admiral
Cerycra never left the bridge an instant
nnt;I thr shin was bcac6cd and he
hid also ncrSonalIv ordered the first
SLo1 M tircd
WLnn tho inevitable naval court sits
:, Sn,;n 70 dcc;dn the rosnonsihility
for rbr loss Of the Spanish feet several
S,,n;sb of;ccrs without the slightest
,I;SInraItr - Cnrynrs Will rnstify that
49, y ~ lai ~, r;n5 - barG - ;ns,,ro tho
nsrnnn ~ ~ Of the Cr;srobaI Colon some Of
! ,,,,;fl.,,. sL;,,. would b,yn ,rnt
HIS "'Tti,tvv"t H <iLs ,traI MU"t" III o
;."" ;., ,;4fornnt 'i; S;r.rr;oms Snanish ofi;.
5. I"s !" ;,.o ~ ,Sa+ ,Ln Ain.r;,.an Arr,
co,,I3 nn1 ,nossiLIy h,y. jr>froyrJ aIl Of
,L"m
C.r,aip EnIa,c is thr most heart
brntrn Of I'll IN. Spanish commanders.
IT, .;ts for borrS razinr ut the sea
a.;,b anavnrns,;nr of rttnr Goinction
", "-'', -; ." f,.a i LraaJ l.n6arc .cross
.: (; ''ts tsudI.oa ti'o a,,.nr;"r S" L;s wounded
ms l iot,t'I';u I L; r,n9 n,tor wirh nm,
ne,.i lLI 'li'' i', i., A. -, I w., v.orIJ
s!'t1H'otI >! I; ;.n'. s"UnosS 'N' WV '
n"ios, !, :, - 49,, =" a.. :, ~, ports-
:" wen A'ioNn = 'iLis I, ~ t''. ~,
mouth NJ H",o ".'I "a, - n,nr , Sotto ~,
H"''iiS my! az I..i i'l'S' L"Ii,i 80 ,%o rnII
,"'e,' % i,.''iS,'e T,i ,,;n ,ori,n;nr
N"4M" l'.;,.,' ,.;,,r 49, a. uor5s ~ .,d;os VIZ
"iu iSPT;'"7 NV rn,.oront and touch
:'H" ~ 80. ',,, .,a,ior a,;So,}as nf
M, ON" "i '"' s"e'' ''''>''' 't''S'>'N'' -
inc wal: .non,.
LIEUT.. NAN"Erhh SloNi e
Lieutenant Antonio Nanscil!'ef. o!
the 'IzcaEa was the senior oI MS RANK
aboard the arlnored cruiser ne SPEAKS
only ms native tongue, ooG mas seen
much OF 'he "oflu, mas mac 4 t'': Eos"Ie i
TO Mania ana several cTIlScs oe;os' ,L to i'o
]olne" thS iHcasI ; ~, iiG = rI %',s Mn.' arJ ',,J
ooa' "' NC" VI i'',S - o't 60 ',.',, r
accompanied captain hu!a'e 3Sliore as l'S
an oihclal cali on Mayor lan "EcN'
10 US tappeared as II 'he lzcaEa
received the converting IRE "l 1T !caS'
two Ga'tieshlpS ana cruiser ..d% nlooA- %
lyn, began the lieutenant. 1!i o9' eIi- W
SlheeEs oIo SPle"olo "otN 'tiU W.
thought ourselves easily y "ptc - - '"pc
with the brooklyn. we IouSN' 'Hc
Iowa abeam 1or nearly l;1 nan al ilouI III
range OF z,ooo yards. ! IN nat was ~ cA-
pcrlcncc tor any man. ne -AniefltInS ~
d!d1 seem 10 De N any nu1eH ,l. nc
GIG pa'yieSil soo'i 1I, iTi wv "a ~ ~ l',,
on our peaIn .tne ,n ""..0t, 5r"n % Sbo+s bor %
ABOUT t"o o"' " ~ 49, nv r ''t0,' nv.