The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-20
THE REGENT srORm.
A chapter OF Disasters on the LARss.
Numerous Wrecks and Loss or Life,
PlCrou, CANADA, Nov. Is.

PIoToU, CANADA, Nov. Is.
The schooner Onward, from Point
Dalhousie for oswego, with wheat Is
ashore at Nicholson Island, and will
probably be total loss. The sChooner
Mont Easte, reported ashore yesterday
ut West Point, 10 breaking up. All
the lumber 10 coming ashore In every
direction. The schooner Prince Eds
ward ftoze In while sailing down Long
Reach, and had TO remain there until
the steamer Rochester came along and
broke the Ice.
OSwEao, N. y, Nov, IS.
The bark George Thurston, with
10000 bushels Of Milwaukee wheat on
board, from the Welland Railroad for
this port, went ashore Wednesday
night, one mile east OF Nlcholson
Island, on the Canada shore, Lake On
tarlo. She will probably be total
loss.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.
The schooner Arrow, which was drlv.
en- ashore ut Grass Point, about 10 miles
north Of Chicago Tuesday night, during
q fierce storm, is q total wreck, and the
officers and crew, eight In number,
were all lost In attempting to reach the
shore In life boat. on Wednesday
morning, the tug Mesher attempted TO
reach the Arrow, but owing TO the fu-
rlous sea could not do It. Yesterday
morning the tug G. W. Wood, with q
life boat, was enabled to reach the
schooner. The life boat was launched
and the crew Of the Arrow placed on
her with four OF the crew OF the tug.
The life boat was almost Immediately
stove 70 pieces and all the officers and
crew Of the Arrow and one man from
the tug perished. The three other men
from the tug were rescued, but almost
froze 10 death.
The news received by telegraph this
noon statea that the propeller Thomas
A. Scott, struck reef In the straits OF
Mackinaw on Tuesday night, and
wrecked her upper works and deck.
Her load Is drifting ashore. Nothing
is stated 40 to loss OF life, andthe pre-.
sumption 10 that oil on board were
saved. The Scott was new propeller,
having been bnilt In Buffalo last spring
for j. @. & e. T. Evans, and was com-
manded by Capt. @. N. Fellows. She
had on board 1000 barrels or -four, o.
900 bushels OF wheat, and q variety Of
merchandise. She cost $S5, 900, and was
insured for $4,000.
F' PULASKI, N. Y, Nov. 10.
The schooner Volunteer came ashore
at Port Ontario last night. The crew
are supposed TO be lost.
3 QUEBEC, Nov. 10.
The river st. Charles Is covered with
q thick coating of Ice, and 1t is feared
many schooners and other crafts will
have TO winter In PRlRis Royal Harbor.
Lake Beaufort 10 frozen over, and con.
adorable Ice is reported In Lake st.
Peter, Il Is showing again to-day.
f4 PORT DOVER, Nov, 10.
The schooner Eliza White is sunk
of Port Dover, laden with barley. The
crew were saved. The JulIette Ia ashore
at Nanticook. The Tom Anderson Is
ashore at Port Dover, full OF water.
WH1rrY. Nov. 10.
The Maggie is damaged of this port,
Her rudder, sails and part OF her rig.
ging gone. She Is laden with peas.
Another vessel unknown Ia reported
ashore west Of here. u.s. }
' ERIE, Nov. 10.
This evening a small boat upset in
the bay. Frederick Mehl, aged II
years, swan ashore, but died from ex-
posure and cold. This ls the third OF
Meh's brothers who have lost their
lives In Presque Isle Bay.
On Thursday night some grave rob-
bers from Cleveland was caught rob-
bling the grave OF Mrs. Carpenter at
gainesville. who was drowned on
board the Naomi at Manister. ,.. .-.,
DISASTERS ON LONG ISLAND.
Several disasters TO vessels occurred
on Long Island Sound, on Wednesday.
One schooner Is reported capsized and
all on board lost.