The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-26

Inc GOV. Ames arrived at providence from
Se"pore NOW ~ IL CLOCK a. VI. yesoeroay. oh
poaru were niheteeh rescued from inc lihe'
'nen "efe Ouoans anu inc rehainoer
"ere INC oliecFs I'M crow OF inc aoahaoheo
steamer eno the FAMOUS Capt- JACK ohrien'
VINO nao charge Oh inc expeoition.
Capt' ause "aiuernar Oh inc SoV. Ames sara
'nas iass ouheey e'uerhooh sooue ooiock'
whie twohty-eisnt miles south oy west OF SHIN
nccock' ne sisnteua Sinai I"omas'eo steamer
hyAhg Nor coiors union ao"n US u siRhai Oh ais-
.ress. ne s'eereu ,owafa sno soeamer' ana
""''nins hef tnfoush Il sia"e %" .he' she
was oeep n Ine "a'er II iaDo.ins heaVny.
ooon aitefmhru . d near ehoush MAXI ous
t"o ooats niieo win neh 'uSs "Storh U 'hooAs-
tressea croft.
Inc vino was blowing rorty mics , hour
ana tne sea was nerce. Inc waves were oreak-
lne CIGAR ac!oss inc AIhes amiasnipss ana oapE
,1.n y y ~ "
sfeal snip out ae fes,aea 'has 100 scoa'"or
oioso py was s,nAine, .nae many me wereth
peru OF tneir IVES ana resolved 70 90 what no
couiu 70 aie tnem' Inc Amess course was
onenxo" W orhs . . oiose ~ INC s'eelnor u
posstDie. ~ "nen "iIn,he quaf'ef nhooI
hor IL was noVe"'
NINETEEN SAVED In THE TITLES BOATS.
Two boat loads of men from the steamer began
10 WORK tneif way toward tae Amea. inc sea
tossoa o a,ounu WIN great Vioiehco' anu
tne! "oro III u"hs'Io capsiLlhs y, swampinR
evers monlen' IL tnei' 'rip Inc rescuihb
schooher' Whon 1ney "efe ciose " NOR Caps
waioemer oi,eo'eu .hem 'ourop unuer etern
Ames' W Aeep soou u''en'o SWAY
LINES were thrown 10 tne ooats' IL was I'M
possible ior thom 70 como hear enough inc
" az" u nen IN oooAfu, '.
~ eeAs "ouu n@ro ~Vou L ooa's sH4
nv ~ e"o no"ttneS Vol n"ooot .
nhes mt thro"n 70 Inc enoaheereu mon AneS
.iee Inc oo"theS AROUND tnen' jumper over.
ooara anu n .nas tashioh "ero nnuieo Aoo1fo
Dy the crew Oh the Anes, ono AZ . time.
hieven neh na'y stoou DAte On az Aness
quarter aooA. ihoy s~io tha' .moiVS nose' n'
uulns oSpE Do,, mn '"NA ~'"io Ss
Capt. waldemar called for volunteers TO 70
back in the Titles largest boat to save the re-,
mainder of the steamers crew. 1t was risking
their lives. but Second Mate Nocer. q strappine
fellow, and Seamen George Green. Peter Nelson.
Charles Lindquist, and Frank b.. Bronx stopped
forward. They slid down TO tho TITLES largest
boat. which was dashing up and down wildly as
she swung at the Ames's stern. and then put on
to the Tinie and took on Capt. Berry and seven
more. all the boat could carry.
HAD TO LEAVE -FOUR TO DROWN.
Tbsv nro,p;ssd the fonr noor feI,ovx. ls,t
.ho.r5 .hat ,bsv shouiS h. saved a. ,nJot a.
ths hat Gould return IN them ana the trim b.ck
,o tha Ame. hogan II was a hard strpegla IN
-, ~ tbs time IN. ma, hod haan han,s6
ahoard ,h. Am.s sf,.r Oh. vanrsr dascrib.d ~.
esIs bad incrsasad Greatly IN furv, The Wind va
noS h,oxino air,v.ave miles an bopr nickino mn
.ha ,ons n, IN. vavea bodily and biowiug tba
'ne 'opooi ~ -" -S
water In sheets along the surface or the sea.
Darkness began to lower, The AmeB's Ave
49,. haon rsaI.,s 20 have trisd IN mai. an.
o,hsr trim even with frssh men. All bands
oIher "TRIP oven Wv q NoH a. ~.
realized that the four poor follows on the Tnlio
were doomed. Reluctantly Capt. Waldemar
80 80 - !, h.r .orrs. AGAIN sba .nt.r.d
put Inc AmeS on nor oouioo again. u enoefou
Sarragansett Bay on Monday and was toWod
I'M yesterday morning.
NARRATIVE OF CAPT, BERRY.
A SUN reporter interviewed Capt. george
BERRY. master of tho Tillie, while the Ames was
49, 80 ,ost IN tho dock Cant BERRY
peihg maue iaSt " 'ho uooA' Cap'' Doit''
WaiyinU the unaatiOn of libuAIefiQR at first.