One of the two persons who died was Mrs. Neil Williams, one of {our women aboard the vessel who was a passenger from Los Angeles, She succumbed to exposure, The othe was an apprentice seaman named Bernard MePers0n.
'A group of seven Lascar menubers lof the crew, clinging to another raft, were rescued by the third amicer of the USS. Bulmer, who arrived at the scene of the wreck early to-day. Earlier, another group of Lascars had been picked up by the Peary.
Four United States Army acroplanes left Manila th's morning, prepared to drop food to those persons still on shore, but their efforts proved The planes also planned to drop wird over the wreckage of the [Silverhazel, extending the line to a neighbouring lighthouse to permit the victims to be. drawn to the tight-house by a broeches buoy, but the Ame Press.
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