Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-07

her husband. The captain and other
deck officers went down with the ship
The Cromartyshre lay to and picked
up the 200 passengers and seamen who
were rescued, transporting them to the
Grecian, which came along at that hour.
List of Survivors.
The following Is the list of survivors:
Passengers, second class-Albert Gaidot,
Mr. and Mrs. Lacasse, Antoine Ochard,
Oswald - Charles Liobre, jacques Bac
carat, Otto zaiser, Lucien Verland, Patrick
McKeown, b. German.
Third class-Comeau. Antonio Nicolas, 8.
Stiffano, Antoine Combatobic, WAN Bo-
mohy, Antoine Louis, Neglo Yoepeulo, ia
cob Malkovich, Jos Stok Jos Richmang,
Berrato -, Eugene Burial Penecette,
Chrstophe Burial Penecetto Christophe
Brumus, Antoine Zucke, Louis Delpante,
Antoine Russ, Ernest Delmott, JOS Roller.
Tonni Graft. Thomas Mavatesin Isaac
Tarquis Edouard Georges, Aug Boss Bor-
gum Fred Hyfller, Henri Carlevate, Gus
tno Nicolas, Dominica Branquo. Pelle-
grune Rampant, Kalld Elken Adolph Alier.
Micol Ebrahims Michael John Miller Corr,
Borthoneri Adrino, Frantz Klonck, Aug
Satoris, Gaspariso -, Charles Antoine,
Carlos Kassel. Zurich Matheo, Micheilini
-, John Rachid, Domos Herch, Ammo
Bongado, Foune Lucia, Hootomich, John
Kourr.
Oficers-Erncst Scot. second purser
Emile lie Rourchee, first electrician Ed
ward Iaisne, fourth engineer. Andre De-
pref electrician.
Crew-Louis Thbaut, Cortes Savage
Alphonse Rivault, Jean Tourage, Eleenore
Deyan Henri Dobrava, Pierre Goazamhis
Camille Clar Edmund Casey, Alexander
Bouchard, Charles HUGH. Eugene Thomas,
Charles I.acroix, Emile Panther, Alex
ander Bigear, CASTOR Havel Prosper Chau-
win. Louis Gauticr. Oliver Goodeloc Fer
nand Olivier, Fernard Gaussot, Joseph
Tentius.
Boys-Jules Ectf,r, August Tach' ur An
DIRE Darshry.
Saved from the engine room-Louls Cue
gan, Joseph Andren. Joan i. Jean, Joseph
Heir, Pierre Bernard, Pierre Bediard,
Louis Proudham, Louis l.. Heroder, Henry
Martin. Yves Prote Yves Salius, Jean
Denorh Louis L. Jubien. Pierre Jehannot,
Yves l.. Gall. Jean Masie, l.. Petot, JOS.
Allain. Yves Ralloc, Charles Forth, Louis
| Comic. Jean lie Perre. Yves Beque Joseph
Novat jose phi IIelleguis Pierre Coquart,
| James Crowley, Francis fiamel JOS Els
cats, Yves Maineuy, Joan Calvary Fran
els l.. Gall, Vie, Mt Ralec, Guenolet ker-
| andror. Charles Rlaut Hppolite TAnguay,
Trancis Nicolas, j an Marco, Alars l.. Mes
cany. Ange lie rantrc Alexis Lechero,
| los Pirouno, JUL n Pireurno, Yves Easel,
Marie N1inruav. Jules Bailc Jean Bouin,
Pierre Leeartien, Jean Malgom. Francis
Gaulet, Yves Larchcr. Pierre Nois!n.
Capta'n ,,erso9's Log.
The log of the Cromartyshire, signed
by Captain Henderson, is as follows:
ON July A. at a. M, dense fog. Po-
sition of ship co miles south OF Sable
island: ship by wind on the port tack
heading about w. N. W., though under
reduced canvas, going about four or
five knots per hour. our fCE horn was
being kept going regularly every MN
uta At that time heard a steamer
whistle on our weather SIDE or port
beam. which seemed to be nearing very
fast We blew horn and were an
swered by steamers whistle, When all
of a sudden she doomed through the Ios
on our port bow and crashed INTO us
going at terrific speed our foretop
| mast and main topgallant mast came
down, bringing with it yards and every
thing attached. I Immediately ordered
the boats out and went to examine the
damage. ! found that our bows were
completely cut off and the plates t"ls'-
I'd into every conceivable shape. Inc
other ship disappeared through the los
however. our ship was floating on mel
collision bull,head, so there seemed no
Immediate danger Of her sinking
We set to work Immediately to clear
the wreckage and also to snip our s'ar-
hoard anchor, which was hanging over
tbe starboard bow and In danger OF
nunching holes in the bow. we hearo
a steamer blowing her whistle on com
ing back and we answered WIN our los
lnrr Tho steamer then threw up a
rocket and fired shot we also 'nreN
IN some rockets and fired seVerai sno's
h,t va Neither saw nor heard anything
49, ~ of tb, steamer. Shortly after, OF
nho,+ 5.,o n. M, the fog lifted some
',sot ava we saw two boats pulling to-
.nna ia with the French flag flying
We signaed them to come aloiss!u.
ord found thrt the steamer was the La
pn,,rco,ne from New York for HaVfe
ond that she had gone down.
wo 1.v 70 all day and received OF
ho,rd ,,.,,t 200 survivors from amons
the Messengers and crew. repor'eu W -
In oil shout SN'. Several OF the pisse1'
gers were on HE RATS without oars on
: oo,,oa for volunteers from among III
crow and the surviving french sea'n,
60 h,i,y these RATS alongside Oh III
,hip Some of the passengers anu So
, mon from the sunkcn steamer "'''''l
us aud we jettisoned some 'o 'on' :
cargo from our forehold IN olue'
tighten the ship,
The Grcc,an Sighted.
A. about 2 y. m. another steamer nov
l., sirht hound westward. we put
nur sipnals III. C."-want assistant y,
shortly after a steamer bore down S,S aa,a =,
o" ard ~ IA She proved to be the Grec Ia,