The Archive · 1911

A Gallant Admiral

Tater.

Telegrams from 'Tangier state that the soldiers from Gibraltar had the greatest difficulty in' establishing communication with the Delhi. The rocket apparatus was being used to take off the crew throughout yesterday. Admiral Cradock supervised the work and was waist deep in the surf. The shore is strewn with the wreckage ed in taking off the passenger is @ miracle that none of the passengers lost their lives; some were injured by the buffeting they received in the surf. The starboard bulwarks of the Delhi have! by the seas. The have arrived to recover! pede and luggage have been lo to approach.—Reuter.

worthy of note that Admiral Cradock served in Chien in 1900 and was promoted Osptain for his gallantry at Taka. He als) has the Royal Hamane Society's Testimonial for saving lite,—Ep.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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