The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-07
RELICS Of THE ZANE GRAY.
HIER LAUNCH AND OTHER BOATS
PICKED tP ny lyDIANN
The beats Were Right Side Up ana
Cninisred. nat Nothing Recognized
to show What HAD nece.s q Men
supposed to Have Been AHsaxa.

Sper.ai Dispatch ID the Pos.-faiesagencss.
VICTORIA. T. -, June e--WzaAtsser
lsA.ae may have been entertained r<gsruin&
the pose bic safety Of snossa Unfortunate
! ~ Sseng gers II the sehocuer Jane Gray No.
auia nos stsoceei IN boarding the launch
-ksnTosrna would appear 70 have besn d1s-
S.t~afcd BY the ROWS brought here tu6Ay
by steamer Willara II has been thcszpht'
by mariners familiar with the wese coo0
that some OF these whose nansce we're pub
;isled N the ssss OF lest might have esao-
cesded "a reaching shore In another iaxncfs
hs1org.ng to the Italian PARTY and the
return og she wfllapa was eaxesfy iooeed
for VITA that idea In view. Capt Feotss
news however, causes the most oAnGaano
~ abandon hope.
On her norshwara trip en- Kyazuot the
Wllapas crew sighted ag object some dis
%tsnse ont which presented the APPEARANCE
OF u caTSxed boat. A closer appruAoh
proved 1t TO % a dead whale and At,
kyaauot Capt foote notified the dtwAsh>o
OF what he had seen. A party OF lnokano
proceedsd sn ssas>ch OF the whale hot
failed % find ft. They found fnSteAd the
thirty-foot launch belonging 10 the Itai-
ians. right side up wholly uninsnxed. Ito
only contents were some books and paregA
IL WAS towea ID Kyaquot where IL -
he'd by the Indians for $40 saivAxa AZ
-AAoasses cape further convincing evil
safety os the missing men was found. the
Jane Gray's iiiehoat and a canvas beat
having been found out at sea three miles
! fc1m sshore by sosae Ahousett indiana.
Both hoats were aninJured and 10 neither
VA. there any iadicati0ns 3astf291ng tho
hope that they had been occupied by the
survivors who had afterwards been reScu-
ed by passing vessel.
The tpai proof Of tho loss OF all thu
thirty four unrestricted toe was gives
Capt. Focss On arrivtl8 a. Nootka where
the dory had been found by Indians ficat-
-ng right side up IN good condition. but
without any Indication OF having afforded
a means OF safety to any of the survivors,
The fact OF ali the beats known 70 have
been carried by the Jane Gray having been
found. tsstlfies to the energetic and persis-
tent search made by the Indians OF the
coast 20 whom great Inducements were
offered to insure their vigilance. Every
MET and cove sn which II was at all
likely tlse survivors might have succeeded
IN finsisag haven las now been carefully
examined ard the hope OF their safety
must be abandoned. IL viii DO remembered
that Carlson the seaman who was among
the survivors. said that the second launch.
the one now found, foundered when put In
the water. Its discovery right aide ~, un~
injured furnishes good Indication Of
the frenzy which controlled the crews and
or the awful conditions which surrounded
Ihem- Some miscellaneous freight and
wreekage have been found at other points
on the coast. Capt Foote added to the
ihoroughness Of the search made by the
Indians BY keeping a close look out at
every likely point. going as close into shore
a. possible and scanning with the glass
every place where any survivors could
have reached.