The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17
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ri Atcat min miles n westward II ~.
III tho 81 ernucn ~ heNe np to her
and fumnd her ~ ls~ tha schooner Katie
II. 1sunt fnf Tr~munt. Nh !. Capt.
1npAMa, and hound from nrunswiek,
TIA, fns ~ Jago (Cul,~), with t~rgr
of plnc lumber. She wAs IN most
dcplorAhlc condition., her maasa aud
i.bhoom gone, and hcs decks awept
clean. We aent brat ~ het AMI took
IN hAv Captain. his wifo and crrw, and
brought them 10 this port.
CART 1or m wAa Interviewed w 4
Hernh reporter aud statrd N follows !.
Wc sailed from nranswich, Ga, on Han.
day, Oct ib, with light westerly winds
and flns weather. That ni9hs the wind
shifted 10 The north and cAHs. blowing
frcah. On Monday II was blowing .
strong breesc and wc short~nrd nail. Dur,
ing tho day the wind Increased ~ strong
eAIe from northeast. Tho weather l,e,
came hasy and The vcasel began 10 leak.
Ncsl day, Tuesday, tho weather modce.
ating, ~ made I'll rail. During tho
night Of "Wednesday, tho 18th, u blew
frcah gale from tbo northeast. Wc put
tho voaNel under short sAil, and ~ Ahc
W. laaklng badly Ill hands wcsc put n
thu pumps. Wednesday morning tho
wind moderated and cAMe mere from
The eastward. AZ 10 b. m. Va wore ahip
10 she northwAsd and sct the jib. with
heavy ~ running from thu s0ntheAst
aud tho vessel lob ,Fine heavily and attll
leaking badly. AT this time w were In
lAlitudr 10 dag. II min. north, longi
t,.4la m deg. 81 min. west. On Thurs.
day, q MOAN, tho wind increased aud 10
ahortsncd aAil. Tho barometer waA vcry
nnsleady. Dy midnight II wAa blowing
heavy, thu vessel bcing under three
resled sails, and all hAnds At tho pnmp~.
Friday, n daylight, thcrc was every
sign Of \ hurricane. All hands were
kept q thc pumps. and tho barometer
kept falling faAl. Al hall. past ~. n
tho voaaal WAa thrown on hor l,cAm rnda.
and ~ had 10 out away tho mainmast 10
night her, which carried away the fore
mast. Whsn ahc rightcsl the decks wero
swept of everything -dcckl0AA. forward
houae and !ouse apArx and gear. Tho
vessel was full of walcr. Il wA4 blowing 4
hurricane. Al II .. NJ. Tin barometer
stood very low aud tlie seA WIS Mnking =
clsA,l L,vaUA osor tLe vesMl AMI through
the cabin, stAsing th. bnlklca.ls nh.l
every thing III thu ,ahiu, and driving NIL
hands ON thu top VI tho honse, where
they iasllesl themselves IA hest tl,ry
could tor safety. Ny witr, with. hel
child In ller aSuas, wAs waAhcd OF lls
house, but having . rolo made fast
Arouud her sha WAN hauled on board, but
without tao child. which was drowned.
Myself and another child were waAlie.l
III tho cabin and nearly drowned, When
recovered myaelf TIM child was gone,
h%ving bcrn wkal,cd through tl.s Malnn.
Al midnight thu wind al,iilrd 81 ths
northwest, which made thn wreck lsy
eAsisr. aud savc IN little shelter III ths
altar compAni0nwAy, which was no,
wAnhUdawAy. The weather m0tlcraling,
~ took look around. and found the
provtsionn, <xcNps i cau of tomatoes, and
Tho water III grus, and ths dscks spli,
Oy,en. Saturday, thu 1lst. IN kept I
lookout for i Aail, but nonc came III
aixht. Sunday NJ made = nil six miles
dlalAnt, and beading 10 the northeast
Afler while m mado her ont 10 IN !
hne, nndCs short sail. We hoistcd |
ahi1t On Il beard - signal 70 Aer. which
ahs did not acsm ~ ar~, ~ ahc kcpt o.
her course until noon, when Hhe was a.
most ont of sight. 6he then tackled and
born up for m. Whtls Tho aail vas com.
Inc toward ~ ~ caught shark, which
~ nAAnaged 10 roast III m old stove ~
found. Partly roasted, wc found II
lastcd good and sweel, but had no wate,
10 drink with Il. Al half.paal l ths
wind v very light and thu vssael com.
ing very slowly toward IN. shorty
after ahc aNnt boat 10 40 and brought
ua on beard the voaGel. when wc found
hcr 70 no tha hSIg Nellie Ware, Capt
Ashbury, from Minatitian for Nrv
York. Capt, Ashbury did everything
In hin power 10 mAhc IN comfortable
and our thanks axs .luu 10 him Tor III,
Kind manner In which he treated IN
Ny Vito wAs BADLY bruised, and hAd var,
litllc clothing On when wO wcrc rescued
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