Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 671
tain Sicard decided to fit out one of the smallboats that escaped the wreck and let a volunteercrew try to take her to the Hawaiian Islands—1200 miles distant—to get relief. Out of thevolunteer officers and men who instantly pressedforward, Lieutenant J. G. Talbot and four sea-men were selected to… … Photographed by C. S. Alden.THE GIG OF THE SAGINAW IN THE NAVAL ACADEMY AT ANNAPOLIS. IT WAS IN THIS BOAT THAT THE VOLUNTEERCREW SAILED 1600 MILES FROM OCEAN ISLAND TO THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. days provisions and ninety gallons of water; andthree weeks after the wreck of the Saginaw thelittle gig…
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