Show SA SAW SA CO COMING Captain of Schooner Harry Jarl Ino Thought St Tack Tuck New York Feb 12 CaptaIn l Captain Haley of the time schooner Harry Knowlton Kno gave the following Interview low of oC tho the part lie he played in lb till thu dIsaster I tl r I 1 never never r ah shull shmil n understand how liow this accident occurred red Tho rhu night was wui dark ll uk but bitt it nas not thick We Ve c left lort New Kew Y York Ik yesterday a with willi witha a cargo o or of coal for Dot Boston BoHton ton mid und were making fair Cah fairl l progress A long time before tho ho accident happened we wc hind had sighted the time Larchmont to tho the westward All of her hot lights wore were seen Sonic Some of or her hel crow crew were on deck awhile an and amid we spoke of the he picture that the tho Larchmont Larchmont Larchmont Larch Larch- mont ma made e. e all lighted up Then we wo saw that the steamer seemed to be beheading beheading heading directly for usI usI usI us I remembered that I looked e up at nt atour atour our lights which were burning all allright right might and of oC course 1 expected that the tho steamer r would look out for us But Dut she sho kept right on Some of u us shouted a warning anti and one member of the lie crew clew blew a horn constantly I scarcely knew what to do o. o I did dill not dare are attempt to tack to clear the tIme pathor path of or the steamer because I thought the she would woul turn out for us When hen sh sue sho was was right ahead of us there lucre was nothing for us to do O but hit herThe herThe her The blow was a very ba bad one I thought we were ivere going down at once as ns tho the schooner quivered and amid timen hen reeled le backward with the time bowsprit the time Jib boom and the rigging forward carried away The TIme water rushed in iii at once Time The steamer lurched badly to starboard when we struck her and amid then she continued on ou her way She Shel did l not sc seem scorn m to be bc badly damaged |