The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-19


Ell overheard. Seven pa.''rrFfs len ihI
vessel on the lie fnit aud atoul .ony mpf'
AZ 1880 a. On ths DAY Head lifs,hoat pu
ont nnd look an seven persons. AHoihtl
iiis,hoat put ~ between ~ aud o'oo'k
The revenue cutter Dexter came alnuf
about 1880 aud seut on lwo hnats Twenty
one persons. one OF whom wa deti, We.
| placed On board me Dexter, and titur ~
| ius per8lna were tasen tom the vessel the
DsNier proceeded a. View Bedford,
Three persons died after roirF on boar
The ID xtpr. Four 4 al bodice m men were
brought ~ fhis city on the Dexter one
Wa not identified, Isn Hfr Iirnu''d ~
Helen Brnoksuf N1rthh0rD. Massachusetts,,
alh Ffad Chandler oi hyde Park.
Tue other s,urpCssf 10 be-, from a cnld
f0und iu his p0usrt, mrmntF NJ tls nm
Of @ Richardson & O., Of Clinton heis-'.
/ Boston.
one ofihe passengers lo'iwisS J. Nor.
ton. lately connected Win the Boston
Globe, who was g0inf south iir his health,
The lodges on whlGn the ci.' oi Columbia
suck ere considered by miners me
msst dangerous ou Dc o1@f;.
FULTHra ACCOUNT.
BoeTos Jau. iS.-Ihu CUy Of C0luwhds
mad eighty afstolass and twenty two
Storage pa soHgers, about IA tlifd OF
whom were lad es aud children,
And crew ofl,riy.hyo About forty mt n
took refuge 10 tbs rigging where they re-
mained until 1880 n M, whena liie'boai
put OIL from Gay head and took away seven
passengers, one OF whom died
soon anervard. Shortly after noon
another liid boat put on TO
the distressed vessel and Ga tho meanwhile
the revenue cutter DeEier came along aud
sent on two bo.'s TWety oue men were
taken from tue wrrcs aud placed aboard TIE
Dexter, four Of whom died afterwards.
Afer all the persons on wreck we're taken
or The u Axtrr sailed flr This pC'', whore he
arrived this evening. The total uumhsr nt
petsons saved IL twenty .hrse. Five dead
bodies were recovered aud one hundred
and nineteen souls are ulaocnU ltet tor.
Seventeen o. tho raved and four of tho
dead were brought here, and six supposed
10 be living and oue dead are nj Gayhead.
The pemes o' those st the latter place are
unknown The following list OF TIE lost
William W. Wright and wills OF Boston, L.
s. Rand, lawyer aud wife OF Rixhury; T..
X. Hale. produce deser, ~ BOSTON, Lew
Lawrence, George kell9es' Dr.
The following members OF the crew are
known TO BIZ sayei CAPTAIN Wright As
sistsut EnEineer Phillips, Fireman y Loary
Steward Pullman aud Seaman Madden.
The following are those on the rate whose
fate is uuknown: A. Morrison, chief en-
gineer; Edwin g. Fuller, hast mate; Au-
gustus Hardin, second mate; WI lam
Murray, assistant .ngiaeer; william Fttz-
patrick, carpenter; Il. Sullivan, OF Prince
Ell wards Island.
Mrs. James Bsal aud Mls, Besl, Mrs
Whitcomb, ID. W. Mitchell, }. 1ibbetts, h.
A. Day, NJ Sargent, A. Cum hlnss, -. "a
ton, V. A. Chase Ond wife, W. Duflsnd,
Mr.. S. 4. Plnkhsm, @. X. Hommond, Z.
II q - I.s.1 af
ton.
The storage passengers lost are An
ME Kelly. Sarah Smith g. F.. Goddard, /.
McCsrty, G. Syuer Q. Critic, I. y. CID
dirgs, W. + Wright, August Pe'rslu,
]. r. Hebar, j. G. Mhilscomb, Q. &. VII
lett, Brown, Walker, G0ssstt.
TIE last three spphsn for tickets inst be-
fore starting and their iuil names are not
obi aimed.
The officers lost are: First Mate Elw,rl
Fuller, OF Barustab.e; Second Mate Allen
EIdridge, of Chatham, Massach usettsi
Boatswain Philip Clark, OF Boston;
! Qusrtermas,er Mcdonald; E.qnire Aren't
bald Morrison OF Boston; third ESQUIRE Col.
II ne; pnrser w Spalding oil Boston; second
steward Home aud thirty
three sesmen names unknown.
Mrs. S. Keane, Mrs d. ). Smsll, of south.
hampton, Massachnsrtt Mrs Beach, Mrs
G. /. Bine. Oscar lasigi, Turkish corsnl-
general at Boston, N. g. Morton, OF the
Boston Globe, Helen Brooks, OF North
Bend. Massachu setts, Mr.. aud Mrs. O. A,
Rand and ron, OF Boston. Mrs. Henry
Slade. of Chelsea, Massachusetts, X.
IS. Belyes, wife aud two children.
Mrs. ]. Atkinson, Mrs. l.. Davis, Mr.. J. II,
Kellogg, G. Richardson and wife, Il. +.
Hutchinson and wife, ID Vance, Henry L.
Bachelor aud wife, OF Dorchester; q. f.
James, James A. Merrill OF Boston; Henry
l.. Daniels aud wife.
Captain Wright SAYS he passed the Cross
Rip light ssip, at II O'Clock and that he
continued by east and west with strong
breeze wtsg To southwest. AFTER passing
Noieska,h he says, " Stepped
into NV room to warm mvseli as IL was very
cold. Everything WAS working well. Aver
being below u short time. The second'ma'e
was in the piloth house when the snip
struck"
Engineer MEG irry jumped from the rig
giny; Lieutenant Rhode 1mped for him,
but the boat was lifted fifteen feet on u
crest and IL was necessary TO starDoard IN
order to avoid being crushed. Notary
was not seen afterwards. A. near
ly the sane instant McGarrys
brc.her was pulled into the boat.
Captain Wright was among the last TO
leave the ship.
Two men were fr'zsn so siff they were
unable To relinauish their hold on the rig
cling. They we're ~ length the only per-
sons remaining on the eamorex1ept the
captain. Lieutenant Rhodes asked han 10
lump but he shouted. Save those men
first; they are frozen !"
The captain then Jumped. and although
be could no swim a stroke WAS rescued Dy
Lieutenant Kennedy
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