The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-24
THE STORM KING.

Tartibio Destruction 10 shippl-s, hec"m.
panied by Los. Of 10 ~ th. Result OF
It.,.nt ,,is. On the Great Lakes "A Few
of IN. Casualties.
GnAsD RAPIDS, Micn, Nov. n.
A special Just received from Petoskey
says. A terrible gale has blown all day
but Il Is harder than ever tonight The
losses by the storm In rctoaky and vicinity
are estimated a.fl5,00. The men drowned
at Cross Village Sunday were Mike Rod
den, mate. aud Eugene Ordway, cook on
the schooner Lucy J. Clark, which went to
pieces two miles northeast Of that village.
Engineer Moody OF Milwaukee, who had
been pumping out tho schooner; Captain
Louis X. Johns - aud four sailors reached
the shore safely. None Of the Keven bodiaa
Of Cha.s and others bavs been found yet,
eni nothing eau 10 done till tho gallo
abatcs.
A Grand Haven special TO tho Democrat
al eleven y. M, saysi The schooner ashore
nine miles south of Grand Haven Is not the
Arab but thu thrcc.mastar Clara Parker,
Captain A. Lewis, which left Chicago BAT.
urday night corn laden for collingwood,
Ont Al Big Point liable Sunday sha was
struck by a squaii and materially disabled.
Much canvas was carried away. Since
then. she has fought the seas against
heavy odds, and springing leak was
beachei at Pigeon River at tig r. m. She
IL owned at Eyanstan, Ill, by JOnana Llnd.
brvn. and valued ct sls.OQli no Insurance..
hhe had on board 800 bushels corn,
which i Insured for 5000.
Captain Lewis, Mate VIM. Patterson aud
Sailors John aud william Olsson, Henry
Tunville. Andrew Nelson. Robert zindre,
/ Henry Francis and Charles Stewart were
rescued by a lin. by tho Grand Haven
I.ife.aaving crew, Captain Young, amid
great excitement.
Captain Anderson OF the schooner Jo.
seph Dresden from chlcago for fcnt.
water put In here isss night. AZ nine
q. m. Sunday be saw on Racine black
with ths stern eighteen feet out Of watsr,
abandoned.
IL i believed The schooner Arab has gone
down With all on board, a. nothing has
/ h.ea heard OF her. II IL blowing gale ai
Grand Haven and showing bard.
CHICAGO. Nov. "A.
The schoonsr Potomac, Iumhrr laden. q
reported ashore near Frankfort, Mich., {
total loss. The crew was saved.
The eolleelor. AZ kaagztuek reports tina
ported lost, was IN that 'pi6ii villa 4 sIzsiE
~ distress holstad. Efforts are now n-k
ing 10 rescus the crew. 1hs fats OF thl
schooner which was In tow u the Prot.c
tlon IL At present unknown.
The later OceaH's haufHinrk, Mich, spe
riai aayss ~ y. m.- The ting frDtsctlon hal
been sounding her whistle constantly sine.
nine o'clock. Tbs wind has gone back q
ihs west. II is snoving AMI blowing n
hard a. ever. The schooner Clara Parkei
I.rsportsd ashore nine miles south of oranf
Haven.
A .tiff hrrers Il blowing here so-nleh
from the northwest. Tho lake II ysr1
rough and further disaster l. anticipated
Atslegram rresivei here says the life
saving crew from ~. Jossph could not gr'
outside The 5augatuck harbor 10 rescus III
Tug Protection. The ovnsfs here tp.niKh
her sssistanrs. II l. not bslisved II can g
before morning.
CHtcsgo, sov. n
The Duly fsrs Toronto special says
Ths steamer Francis smith Of the Coliing
wood and Fort Arthnrllns ieft Colilnguoo'
the latter rart Of last week With one hun
drrd passengers. HE u overdue. AMI q
nothing has been heard Of her. and ss shs .
old and not ssry stsuneh. u i feared sh'
vent down IN the storm of Sunday niehi
oswrso. n. r.. Nov. n
The schooner Geo. Penney went s<hor
lass night st Ford's Shoals. about Eve mile
vest Of shis port. When discovered thi
morning ske vas sboat half mile out vii
the 80 mskInx clean breach over h<r. |
l. showing - hard 4 l. impo-.Ihls = ss'
" rh,,ssf ~ .e' l.'si sss- ssp-issi twice. ss'
- thtire cfev nsrrsriT e<rsp>d drowu
Ina. a Tug hae kuns up with u1xtnIII