SEA MYSTERY.
A STRANGiIS TALE,
'EAILQTJE .-DESERTED IN MID-
GOiflAN-
ALL ■ SAILS 'SET.
•' {.PRESS ASSOCIATION. J (Received ll%eb. 7, 1.1.35 a.m.) ; ' 'Nl'lV/ YORK, Feb. 6
Cap bail} Cla ridge, of .the steamer Roamaijia, reports the loss of the 1 Norwegian .barque .l&einittent. He sets.h-s. that'he found the' Remittent .mUt. all sails set ami undamaged in lHfcfcAilantic, but' the*1© was no trace ©5~ 4 single soul aboard, although the vessfel had evidently'1 been vacated ©stljrjs few hours previously. Captain Claridg« took the Remittent in, tow, but lout her during a. terrific gale. It is uot known whether she has foundered. '
j Captain. OlaridgeV story was disbelieved at first, . but; afterwards was substantiated. - .
CLEANLY
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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 33, 7 February 1913, Page 8
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