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WOMAN'S 01U>TCAL IN SEA'.' The commander of the Italian Atl’tfitic liner Augustus, on arriving' at Naples, informed the authorities that several nights before his arrival an American woman, Miss Louise Moore, aged 42, of New York, fell overboard. Although sonkch was continued for two hours her body was not recovered. The following evening the lookout othe Danish steamer Con Nerd, travelling through the same waters, saw a woman dressed in pink battling with the wages about eight miles from the coast. The woman, presumed to be the passenger of the Augustus, had apparently been trying to re-aeli the coast for 20 hours. A boat was sent from the Cap Nord, hut when it reached The spot where she was first seentlie woman had disappeared.

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