The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-14

DEATH ON THE LalkIS.
Great Desirsetion 10 Vessels and LiEe In
tne Eeernf gtnrm


the Recent Storm.
DRnr3ir, MIcH, November l3.-The
latest news from Colchester, 0Rt, indicates
that all hope is abandoned for the safety
OF Capt. Forest, OF the foundered light
ship. save a very slight one that he may
have launched his boat aud reached some
Of the islands. News from Mackinac states
the schooner Lucy Clark cspszed and sunk
yesterday. Fivs OF her crew reached the
shore, but three, The first male, engineer OF
the steamship and cook were drowned.
New LONDON, CT., November l3.-Tbe
bargss Ida Dundenbsrg and 0spray are
lost. Those drowned on the 03pray are
Capt. Henry Conway and John Murphy.
On the Dunderberg, Capt. Henry Frosmau
Smith, one man aud boy.
GRAND RAPIDS Micu., November 13 =
There is nothing new yet from Petosky ex,
cept that there was heavy gale this alter
noon. A Democrat special from saugatuck
says the Chicago tug Protection Is off here
with her helm and wheel disabled, short OF
fuel and crew OF nine on board. Her
tow, the schooner Arab, with O crew OF
nine, Is reported ten miles south Of Grand
Haven.
GRAND RAPIDS, MIcM, November Is "A
special received from Pewioska Gays there
was terrible gale all day, but It was
milder than ever tonight. At 10 o'clock
the Losses by the the storm In Pewtoska and
vicinity were estimated at $4,000.
The men drowned at the Cross Village,
Sunday, were Mike Rodden, mate; and
Eugene ordway, cook, on the schooner
Lucy ]. Clark, which went to pieces two
miles northeast of that village, and En-
gineer Moody, Of Milwaukee, who had
been pumping the schooner. Capt Louis
r, johnson and four sailors reached shore
safely. None OF the seven bodies OF Chase
and others have been found yet, and moth.
ing can be done till the gallo subsides.
A Grand Haven special to the De1a0crdi
at P. N. says: The schooner ashore MAE
miles south OF Grand Haven Is not the
Arab, but the three-masted Clara Parker,
Capt. A. Lewis, which left Chicago
Saturday, night, corn.laden, for COL
lingwood, Ontario. At Big Point
Sable, Sunday, she was struck BY q squall
and damaged much and her canvass car
ried away. Since then she fought the seas
against heavy odds, and springing leak,
was beached. She Is owned at Evanston,
Ills, by Johanna Lindbrea and valued at
$4,000; no insurance. She had on board
$500 bushels OF corn, insured for 50. 600.
Captain Lewis, Mate VIM. Peterson, and
sailors John and Wm. 0!eson, Henry Tun.
vile, Andrew Nelson, Robert Z!ndere,
Henry Francis and Charles Stewart were
rescued by line by the Grand Haven life
saving crew, Capt DeyouuH, amid great ex-
citement.
Capt. Anderson, OF the schooner Joseph
Drestin, from Chicago for Pentwater, put
in here last night. At0A N. Sunday he
saw of Racine Black schooner with red
cabin, lumber laden, with her stern
IS feet out OF water was abandoned. The
dead body Of Capt. Mcbride, OF Grand
Haven, who disappeared in Ohicsgo, Nov.
9Th, was found this morning 10 Chicago
creek.
A AGrand Haven special says Il Is bailey.
ed the schooner Arab hSs gone down with
all on board, as nothing has been heard Of
her. 1t Is blowing q gale at Grand Haven.
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