s efficiency in the case of very boisterous, and a tug, in going alongside the a number of trench braces, which were set up until "Yankee," was driven against the portholes of the the raising of the steamship "Bavarian," of 12,000 tons, they bore snugly against the spar deck, thereby serv- room… … /A/BUZZARDS BAY - TOTALLY SUBfi£/?6£o below water, which pressure was so great as to ex- BY FRANK C. PERKINS. In the two diagrams of the " Yankee" the portions of the ship ceed the resisting strength of the temporary repairs. At slight expense, by the development of the gasoline from which the…
