The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06

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q, bro ARA tves ofathe
tri 1ld ppeas
III was the 1nten ton of 1slS az
til q Srio fters lenYinga Barscelo ~
scall at Cadiz ore 70
ia ordersto short he route tt
~ Sra]n time, purpo aed to pa ss as close
Al possible to- the dangerous rock ysleeoses5 e'
L 81 rounding the Iorigas Island g: 8
EWitho1t any warning and Whlles reltl
:; = IS f,,ll speed the Slrio cras he'd upon
~ Ma rocks#With terrific force. few min
Il Ites. ater the stern OF the vessel sal SANG n
benea til the waves, The sengeIs
IN a state Of horror and Spal CEo Wa
rushed forward, shing each osncs wv ~
lighting for places IN tn Y, tt.a
8hont. Many fell and were tramp Y, I. .
: sath Dozens of men and women Sthre ,''
~ themselves lntotthe sea. As young mo N =, q
arsTwh, was carryin & her bnb was as g az s
S,,sad M abandon y the ch! Id and try TO
q savar harself alone. This he efused 60
d. declaring she pre- ferred that tney ,s uie
y together. Both eventual Y were plckeu -
fup, alive from the wa !. !,
IN the midst Of this panic ne 1he ,capta..,
nnd 8 flcers OF the steamer en noteAvulsa ~
q, ya,r, TO restrain the peop restore '!
Z = san,h,ance ot T order and orga nlze8 4 g
& svstern b Of l!fe-saying This was q not
\ \ eocnn3nlish led ~. for the vessel sud denly
hroka in half Or glided on 8illea 70 cks aha
3 4 ,r,naared - "A deep wa ter. The captain tain
purposely sank wit his a sh1
Went 5D own Blessing People.
The sArchbishop Of Sac Pedra Weht q,
down with the vessel While 5nl ess'hs .ne
drowning passengers, The oth er an1sI,op,
q; I.,,o : was at first supposed to have been
drowned, /, has since been reported saie' - 9
LI .Aio Mt C!nrtaEen Isl
IA < steamer engaged IN rescue WorK nas ~,
reached port. She has Y on poara q tt1e t1
hnfIes of several Infants. . s ,44
The Austrian consul 81 Rio de y ane'ro lNEr.
was saved, but lost a. large amou - ~
money when the vessel went GOWN. m .
The government has Issued lns1ruc.'o..ss 'i y.
mat every possible mensure re for the re-
i,,ar az the stricken people 8 shall be taken'
Refore he committed suicide the cap
toin declared that the steamer had o4o
m ssengers on board and the crew nuns
hered 1877 men, The Sirlo had ~ pnssen, I,!s
gers when leaving Genoa, put hautt.'o1.a. t,1t
Snan,sh passengers We're taken On poaro evll,
Il Barcelona. where the vessel touoheo ce
n = few hours before the disaster N S
Horrible Spectacle.
grha disa ster occurred at Il o'clock yes
.arday . afternoon. The steamer was
trea ding a diflcult passage through l',o
II IIormirag group, where the Ba1os HevEll-
-. J. rasf Ia n, continual menace TO nav!ga-
~, = Tha vessel began to settle rapiuly
Z - ,,,adia ta,v after she had struck. ana q
.anr, h1s scene OF confu sion and pane en-
s,,aa ~ nn hoard. The fishermen along tue
go a. sought to render every assistance
t,sN,l,a,r 7nnwar. and sent out boats, WNlc'l
5brn,,rht many survivors ashore htoSs y
M ~, nfic GERS and crew OF the S'f'o are
among the saYed. .,o,. info On n,,,Son
81 Z main square Of the town az Cape
5t.n1 r,T ~ Jara horrible scenes We're ems
s.as y : ina stricken families anx1ously
a,,ah+ sheloved members among the res-
soas1 ss,as y mother who lost her three chil-
,.s, want insane. The doctor of the.
s,r,a cave up his wife and child as lost,
~, they we're finally brought ~ py one
~ the resculng boats, ana me scene as
th,s family was reunited was most az
tae,,np One OF the boats sent out hy
tHa as hermen brought An twent pas,
sengers. y = y, !. 4, Y =,
deplorable, They have loaI sYsfy a INNS. ~,
and are Without food oT elosnlnE' tne
maritime authoritl of ssrsa9ena nave
dispatched a tug to the scsnS. carrying
relief supplies. The 'n4s s9f = sciFcus
and the poorhouss asa bsan1 wed az
temporary qua arters Tor ths9 Survivors.
Rescpers Drowned
phe latest reports ffogl the CAPE IS
that three boats have ptSst Rssaght ~ g
number M 81 rescued Ia &
An aadly.oasl & y l9 M sae NJ 4 Y ths :.