The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-02-11

Them ViII he Landed Until Late fl. the
 Day-The Steamship Likely to Prove ;. Total Loss.
 Hamilton, Bermuda, Feb. 10.-The Quebec Steamship company's steamer
 Madiana, Captain Frazer, which sailed from New York last Saturday for
 special cruise among the Caribbean Is-
 lands with party of excursionists, went ashore on the reefs off this island at 3 o'clock this mornig and is likely to
 prove total loss. She is lying, with d
 heavy list and broadside to the wind, ! on the reef one and a half miles north
 east of North Rock. The seas are
 breaking over her.
 Tugs were immediately sent from here to try to take off her passengers. The tug Gladisfen succeeded only in
 getting within a mile of the Madiana. Efforts were then made to transfer the latter's passengers to the Gladisfen
 by means of a lifeboat, but they were interfered with by the heavy sea that is running.
 Later one of the tugs was able to get alongside the Madiana. The weather is moderating, but a heavy sea is still running.
 Several hours must elapse before it will be possible to obtain from the pas-
 sengers details of the disaster, as the spot where the steamer went ashore is some distance from here.
 New York, Feb. 1O.-A. F. Outer h,.iI Ha Al.
 Quebec Steamship company, have re- ceived cable advices from Hamilton confirming reports of the wreck of the Madiana. According to their advices,
 the ship is a total loss, but no mention is made of any loss of life. A later dis patch said that the passengers were be- ing taken from the wreck.
 The Madiana was built in Glasgow in 1876 and is of 1883 tons net burden. She is 344 feet 8 inches long, has 39 feet i inches beam, and is 29 feet deep. The steamer is owned by the Quebec Steam ship company, and she halls from Lon don.
 The Madiane has on board about one hundred passengers. The list is as fol- lows: .'5
 Alfred Baillod, Mrs. Fanny H. Barri, M. F. Bingham, Miss Mary Bingham, Miss Jessie Bingham, Mrs. Edgar J. Bliss, Master Tyler H. Bliss, Mrs. Har- riet Brown, John B. Campbell, Mrs. Campbell, W. W. Cheney, Townsend Church, John. A. Cook, James K. Cro- fut, Rev. c. H. Dalrymple, E. A. Dex- ter, Mrs. Dexter, Rev. E. J.. Egan, B. D. Field, Frank F. Fee, L. W. Gumby, Thomas H. Hall, A. w. Hart, Miss Hart, F. Walter Herrick, George H. Heff1on, w. L. s. Jackson, W. o. John ston, F. H. Jones, W. G. Jughardt, Mrs. James W. Kirkham, August Koch Mrs. Koch, Mrs. G. A. Lee, William J. Lou derbach,, Arthur F. Luke, Mrs. Luke, Mrs. Lydia H. Luke, Otis H. Luke, George Luppert Mrs. Luppert, Mrs. w. H. Maynard, Miss Harriet McCarter, Rev. S. H. McCollister, Mrs. Thomas McKenna, Miss Elizabeth McKenna, T. Morrison McKenna, John F. McKin- ney, Mrs Mckinney, W. B. Miller, s. I. Munson, Mrs. Munson, John Morrison, Daniel Murphy, Mrs. Murphy, T. w. Moves, Mrs. Moves, James Parsons, H. w. Patterson, Mrs. Patterson, R. E. Pendleton, Miles B. Preston, Isaac B. Rich, Mrs Rich, Ralph F, Rich, Mrs. Lillie F. Seaver, Miss Harriet F. Seav- CT, Richard Shannon, Benjamin Shep- herd, T. B. Simpson, Mrs. Simpson, Francis H. Smith, John F. Stark, Mrs. Stark, Miss Kate H. Stevens, Alfred Truman, Mrs. Truman, J. c. Thomas, G. s. Tubbs, Mrs. Tubbs, Brainard H. Warner, Mrs. Warner and F. G. White,
 Of the above the following are from New York or Brooklyn: Alfred Baillod, John B. Campbell, John A. Cook, James Parsons, Richard Shannon, Mrs. .Lillie F. Seaver, Miss Harriet F. Seaver, A. w. Hart, Miss Hart, W. G. Jughardt, Arthur F. Luke, Mrs. Luke and Mrs. W. H. Maynard.
 R. E. Pendleton is of Montclair, N. J., Benjamin Shepherd of Newark, N. J., Rev. E. J. Egan of Seabright, N. J., W. L. s. Jackson of New Rochelle, Daniel Murphy of Rochester, and MT. and Mrs. Munson of Albany.