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"The Times" correspondent at Tangier states that the passengers, including the members of the Royal Family, did not have time to dress. It was with the groatest difficulty that they boarded a boat from the British cruiser Duke of Edinburgh, accompanied by Admiral C. G. F. M. Cradock. Although the Duke of Fifo and other bailed their hardest the boat filled and sank. All were wearing life-belts and floated, but the Princess Alexandra disappeared for a moment. The party landed after putting forth great efforts, the Princesses in their nightdresses and coats, and straggled up the rocks in torrents of rain. The lighthouse was four miles distant.
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