, 1880-10-24
THE LATE GALE. .
Diligent Search Being Made for the
Bodies Of the Ill-Fated Al
=. pena Passengers.
Few Additional Developments Made
The Work to Continue.

! Special Dt,natea to The Chicago 7Ytounk
HOLLAND, Mich, Oct. 23.-The exciting part
the wrccktng OF the i'll -fatcd steamer Alpena
over, but the sorrowful part remains still to
donc-viz-: the picking up and searching for th
dead. This has been done very diligently to-da
BY the sons OF Capt Napier, by the surf-boat q
the Grand Haven Lifc-Saying Station. aud b
numerous private parties, bur ::
NO BODIES HAVE BEEN FOUND.
| To-mosrow, it tho weather permits, the seGrc
will be redoubicd, and, that being the. eight
day, aud itbeIng therefore likely thar some, o
the snnkcn bodies will come to the surface,
would not surprise anybody If we should f1ne
quite number.
| D1L1GEEr sEARCHERs.
Dir +. G. jackson, in search Of DR.. 1. B. Pey'
ton, Is in town, in company with hir. John Os
oorn' who is looking for the bodies OF his sou
| wife, ind three children, both from Chicago
They have patrollcd tho beach to-day for five
miles. both OH the north and south side Of the
| harbor, but no bodies were found. These gen.
| tlemen are very anxious to put on foot
every movement possible which may
tend to tho recovery Of the
bodies for which they are looking.
Evory courtesy has been extended to them
BY the people Of this town which is possible, and
tney feet- satisfied thnt their Interests wifi bo
diligently looked after. They join III regret be-
cause Of the blame some correspondents put
ApOA Liz CQHC1tHple ,10Q4Olt1QtS or tho like
shore through tho bud conduct Of btshwhnckcrs
from afar. 1t Is the opinion Of Our seafarIng
citizens that
MOST OF THE BopIEs>W1Lu BE FOUND
south OF this harbor Tomorrow and duy after,
the ninth day, for the very good reason thar
ss1ronT current has been going south for the lust
!; forty-eight hours.
GRAND HAVEN REPORTS:
sneetaI Dispatch to The Chicago IrtbtnA
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Oct 2a-Very little in
tne shape of news Is reported from the wreck
Of Of tho Alpona to-day. The tugs t1ve been out
aA dny, but the Gather has been sounfuvoruble
tnAL no bodies have been found since yesterday
and reported
a WHITE BOAT DRIFTING ABOUT
Tour miles northwest Of here. She. tried to pick
make Ter port: a total Of scven bodies arc re-
ported. Of which tive have been identified. The
FOLLOWING NEW NAMES
hage Pave been banded IN; and are supposed to have
neea passengers on the wrecked schooner:
John u Carr, of Detroit.
+ B. Aeth. OF Grand Rapids. VI
5ohn holengrest and E. Forsn7an, Of Chicago.
orod COOK has been found near Holland.
BAD WEATHER FOR THE SEARCH.
HOLLAND: Mich. Oct 23.-The tugs Lizzie, !
Isnn 1h GIahani & and Williams started out early
Williams ran to sausnfuck about p. IN. On ac-
count at a sq.lall from the northwest. It Is !
blowing quite fresh now, and heavy sen is run
Napier, who went out On tho Williams, |
says he went as fur south as South Haven,
and saw considerable wreckage belonging
20 the Aipona- but the weather was so bad and !
tho luke SO rough we did nor get out far enough
70 find anything Of the hull reported seen
yesterday. He is going from Saugatuck to St.
1oseph- over the beach Tomorrow, believing
hat from present Indications there will be moro
9odies come ashore between Saugatuck and St.
Joseph than north Of Saugatuck.
The patrols that have been working north
rom here change nnd 60 south tomorrow.
4 PROBABLE VICTIM.
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
ELGIS. I'LL, Oct 23-Frauk Best an Et4iu bor. |
Is feared, was Que Of tho ytctiuls OF the hap |
oss Alpcna- He Intended leaving Grand Hapeu
n tho day the steamer sailed, and his friends
ave since received no word from him.