Show SERIOUS FOLLOW Declares That Crew of Larchmont Larch- Larch Larchmont mont Left Passengers to j. j Their Doom NINE FORTY DEAD FOUND Victims of Someone's Criminal Cure Care Il S s nc-s Ct Carried FI From I I I H Block lock n I In IK I to In 0 II VIO I It t Providence PIO R. R I. I L. L I Fob Feb 13 1 An Au astonishing feature of or the tho c disaster was taken today In a sworn Sat statement ment by Harry Hurry 4 Stal Staley of the Knowlton y lie He declares de de- clares s that Immediately after the collision an unknown steamer appeared and antI was signalled sig nailed for fOI aid alti lie swears 8 she he suddenly changed her course couro I and left them to their fate ate 1 1 1 Providence PIo II n. r. r Feb 13 Another Another chapter In the thC sombre tragedy of or the sinking of or the Ill-fated Ill Larchmont was enacted today when they thC Kentucky another Toy Joy TO line steamer bore bOle away r from Block mock Island the disfigured re remaIns remains re- re mains maltis of or nine forty victims of some sonic someone's ones one's criminal carelessness Before Defore the Kentucky with its freight o of ot dead and eighteen of or the nineteen survivors was out of sight of the little pocket o of tho Ilie world three with their Hags flags at halt half in St appeared in the at Block Island harbors harbor bringing bringing bring bring- ing the frozen bodies bolIes o of two twenty more mom e persons who had met death In Inthe Inthe Inthe the grim disaster o of the seas These known dead and an survivors ors are but lut half halt of the total number of or hu hu- hu- hu man mall beings who left this his cily city two nights ago I go The Thc remainder women children and aUlI men arc etl to Mo lie imprisoned in III the tho cabins and amid the lac sunken wreckage of or tho the steamer And ns fl the lie or of or this ocean lOWR conviction keeps pace that and I 1 In In In- t 1 t It t n u t. n t E. E I Ty C i.-d' i. ir s r fr V harges and l' l charges were 4 V In 10 today by the captains ot of the thel V V l and nH the tho schooner Barry flarry J K that the fault lay Iny with each i do- do for the collision that l eoL BO so many man lives Sinister stories were vere afloat angrily an an- f 4 denied b by officers of th the sunken unken t learner that women aboard the fast- fast IV r. r V t Ing wil wildly l and amI V V li Ii vati am to Captain Mc McVay Mcay ay to take them V aboard his long boat loat one of or the first teats boats tn ti be lC lowered front from 10 davit davit- V V V and lind swung safely oUt out Jut oli Oil the black V t waters oft off Watch Vatch lUll Hill V An j Investigation begins tomorrow in Now ow London Lundon to be he conducted by bv the c V United Stal States s authorities Upon the decision decision de de- I o of the thc board of oC United States d depend p Ud heavy he P steamer inspectors may V damages already prepared d lJ by relatives relative's V of the dead established Two Tv farts facts were definitely i t. t today which explain In part tho the sudden sud sud- V of if the Lar Lal By Bytho I g den Ion sinking j F t r tho the statement of Captain George II j iS McVay it is now known that the terrorized terI ter ter- ter- ter of ie lost lo t ship s t passengers 6 I I awoke to find themselves in a r. r r. r t cauldron muldron o of escaping steam within thu thui i J vessel veel which made mado more mOle biting bilins and reS re- re S Ic the freezing cold without on V 1 the thc storm to tossed storm pd seas sens w where sonn- sonn sought nought safety only to dl die by t V ing log Inches VV Heavy d Alto I u l-u o Carried damaging indictment The Tue other j against the Larchmont was also furnished turn furn V l by hy Captain McVay l V He lIc states V that when tho collision occurred the steamer listed heavily to starboard and one hundred tons tont of m machinery boxed loed an and crated on 01 OJ tho thU first deck deel like mighty might pile driver was hurled a V u against that side of the old wooden vet vessel sol His Inference Was ras plain that I tho the Larchmont was as not built for such V V V freightage when she sho was wan on oti a a pu ener en- en her dally daily lists lists' aver avor- ger er route where V aside e from a crow crew 1 V V f u aged over souls of or 43 V H S The rho bearing away of or the nine forty-nine I. I frozen dea dead of oC the tho Larchmont from V v t V Block Island today partook vartook of the nas na- na 7 turo of or military obsequies Under cleat cleal V s oJ L L V and sunlit skies and in a fair wind windi V i that IC scarcely ruffled the waves wave of or orto to Sandy Point life saving station tho the Kentucky g hove o to and waited wafted for the lifesaverS to bring the thc victims aboard reached the Until this city was thc wore when they froze to clothes they of oC tho the thoo the tiLe only coffins j 1 d death ath were vere dead Fi From oin the tho temporary morgues o i 1 V harbor saving V V of lIC the Sandy Point and amI V stations on OH Block Island ox carts and andi V i 1 11 1 carls v bore the remains of or the i JI J Larchmont's passengers engers to tho the shore welo iero placed in tho the life lIe t q where shere they bua boats ts The Kentucky had bud no sooner anchored anchor anchor- lifeboats Point than two cil ed off cIT Sandy tJ shore with eighteen V Vs put oft off from the were brought to the tho who survivors ors 7 1 I V city That duty uty cn ended etl thc they returned to V bo be task that could dismal c most V tho the became given them for 01 their lifeboats F tf In which frozen men nen barges funeral plied piled deep as on the were wore V IJ V and antI women Brahman Drahman funeral festi Lesti- V at a p Ganges Gange boat loaded val al Out came Caine the first va vessel Strong men lilen to the walling waiting th the gleaming V j V between turned away avaY as ns and their O savers life y V ours oars of the tho could be seen the pitiful agile forms t a that once spelled V flesh l human 11 of or V pile womanhood and manhood ut out the tho V Foster roster Gray of Captain II When hen the order to sail san CorI for Cor gave gae Kentucky aboard gave o person every cry Providence pro or of the I A V thanks that hat one part lart o mental enacted L. L f tra tragedy ed had bad been that the Kentucky Ken V. V V It is lf now leave leae probable this city again to tomorrow tomorrow to- to tuck tucky will tho bearing of dt t the morrow to resume taken into Block Js- Js dead i. i V remaining at- at atthe the nue V land b 1 by the thc schooner V afforded I I. V t. mean a ate are e 1 every ht whore J d Identification V tot for V V t VI I r. r f J. J j f 1 r f t i.- i. 1 t rt r ff 4 lf I. I 1 1 Wl J n f t f r oJ L 1 I J t i I i Ij r. r J 1 J |