'The St, Aubin approached the Aln-moor on' the starboard side, only to receive instructions to take a position fon the port bow, so that she could pass and receive She got into position about 30 feet from the cargo ship, to facilitate passing the first Line, and it was then, about 5 am, that the eolision occurred, According to the report of Capt. Roussott, his vessel was holed on the starboard side, abaft the bridge. The rent was large. and water poured In great quantities, sufficient to cause the St, Aubin to founder almost immediately, Picked up by sampans, With Capi, Roussett, were a quarter: master, enrpenter, and fireman, 'The tug lies in 80 ft, at low water spring tide, Company' divers went down later In the morning, and reported after their preliminary examination that the St, Aubin was badly damaged. Salvage negotiations are in progress
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