The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-10

MacLean of Quart buried her in
Morven. MacLean was intending to
go away with the princess before the
explosion took place. for he got as
fond of her as she was of him.
Some time after MacLean buried
the princess in Morven fANhor-
airne), she came to him in a vision
and told him to lift her remains and
bury her in Kilmaluag (Cill-Maluag,.
in Lismore- So this he did. Some
years after this she came in vision
TO MacLean again, and If, he would
lift her remains from Kilmaluag.
and wash her remains in a well that
was there, and coffined her afresh.
and bring her to her father to Spain.
that he would be the better of il all
his days. So all this he did. Mac
Lean washed her bones in this we'll
and the wells name is Tobar a CIar.
The well was called after the prin-
cess name, for she was under the
name Of Clara Vilo, and the well ia
called Tobar a Clar to this day.
MacLean of Null after getting her
remains ready, sailed for Spain with
the remains of the princess to her
father, King Of Spain. So the king has
given him a great quantity of gold
and silver. But after MacLean left
the king overhauled the body OF his
daughter and found one of her joints
amissing. Then he got into a rage.
and ordered two OF his best frigates
under way to destroy the Island OF
Null and MacLean with it So the
two frigates arrived In Quart bay,
and anchored there. Then MacLean
understood his doom. MacLean then
got in Dodags (witches) under way
in Castle Quart, nine in number,
working with looms like weavers'
looms, making wind to blow
the two frigates on shore; but Cap
tain Forester being stronger than the
Dodags in this black art or witch
craft. would maud the Null witches.
The wind was blowing a hurricane
from the castle, the weaving going
on in the castle. At last the Dodags
came in the shape of crows IN the
mastheads. The wind blew fearful.
So Captain Forester said then to the
officers that he would maud the Null
if Big (GorsmuiD from Lochaber
(Lochabar), would keep clear OF
him Shortly after ne was telling
this TO the officers there comes Gors-
null from Moy Lochaber in the
shape of a cat in the fore-masthead-
Then Captain Forester gave up all
hopes; the ships began TO drive
They then got their axes to cut the
cables; so the heads or the axes flew
off the shafts over the side. Then
the two frigates drove ashore at the
back of Lismore, and sank there
and all hands persisted
TO this Lord Campbell adds: The
only living creature which survived
the explosion which sank the Span
ish man-of-war was. according to the
land on a piece of the wreck, and
whose howlings could be heard for
miles around the harbor,"
So the MacLeans really did send
that vessel of gold to the bottom OF
Tobermory Bay by Morven Sands.
You may believe the London state
ment; you may believe the Argyll
tale However the Duque de Flor
encia, or the Florida, came to her
present moorage, she is there And
she has gold and silver plate aboard.
Several MacLeans saw it. She was
the flagship of her squadron and
probably had the funds for paying
the whole fleet on board.
The money was sent there, ac-
cordinS to one story. to be presery-
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