The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-22
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h,bus. brought hye bodies. oao sunpn.rd
,he That Of Nortrn, OF the lip ton Globe
De bodie, we're ir zen eth nrd the arms
yre s,insged in position indicating thA'
"a victims dieu while Cllngingio Nle,e"t'
he OF the bodie. picked NJ oy the Nrtl.
as that II we'll dressed woman anlu'
senty.two years old, p-cAete lev,
Try and small sun OF non'i ", W. ~, ,bo,s
h her dress, bu' ther. was holhlhs W mo"
Tho she was. Another was that OF woman
Irass.d only in nieht clothes. The otheft
we're oi men, one supposed To ne seaman
Nearly nil the bodies were inund 10 ilno
bue east from Devils bridge, where ,"o
current, formed an eddy; anu Eept the
hodies floating around within radius OF
mills and a hall. Owing 10 the heavy yea
ler,at difficulty was experienced IN seulng
IL. hodie, aboard tho tue, ana ihe captain
,.norts seeing bodies which we're imppssi-
he 10 recover, oNing to the gale hhn Tue
thick snow. In the lap OF n young woman
was found u pair Of esbe,s shoes. Neai1
we're floating on the back. FIVE victims
were badly cut and dishgured captain
Uart renorts when of Cav Head light
boat nut of from Cav Head, manned "
two men who led ten sni ylyori W MI
landed there, ons NJ whom diet, MAKING
two that have di ii amone those pre'iou'J
renorted ~ having laaned there.
LhrEn.-The medical examiner tnVesti.
cation has resulted 10 the Identification OF
sll but one of tho i've bbdles' Ihht
OF Norton was recognizeu pN -
relative. Another proved TO be
that of Miss May. Of Boston; M eider
lady was recognized az A'ss b-suu' r,sl-
nroyed 10 be Richard W. sullivan, water
IN Inc stesmrr, Tbs young woman was
moi identified. Captain /. Il. hammond,
nj ;oldsborough, Maine, survivor states
that between Z ana 3 o'c'oc1 Friday morn
ing the steamer GisnIus passed TO me "est.
ward OF The wreck, but TOOK NOT me Slth'ss'
no,ice OF The terrible tragedy which WIS ne
j,g enacted near He Gays that from
his outlook In the rigging the Guy OF "
inmhns cpuld have distinctly been seen ~
a man standing against the whtel mouse o'
the passing steamer, ana ecsnno' conceive
how she could have overlooked me crown
OF human beings III me hLglns y,
the wrecked vessel. The mate OF
The stesmer Glsnous, OF New York. states
that the Columbus having taken southst-
Iv conrse and the Giancus u northern, the
latter passed the wreck At considerable
distance, eight or ten mi'es. Az tue ,ime
the wreck was eighted by the q ANGUS there
were forty human oe'nrs IN tn1 I,ss' X
lint the mate AYERS that he concluded the
wrecked s,ea,uer was on reel; nut sItef n
nrolorped scrutiny through Ills glass ne
couid discover no evidences oil any human
beings. A., Ia, 81 Thu
United States steamer SptenWel r'Pnr
th.t On the way from Woods Hole to Gay
Had a mum yer OF Il, a bodies were passed
and also that large amount oi wrtckase
was observed. She picked up t1e o"uS oI
w w. Wright, OF Lynn, and those OF Two
other men and hoy.
Nrw BEpT lRp. MAts" jan. 2O.-Ine Town
Is full OF people iUUKiig Tor bodies oi re
! las4 u ID Ill
steamer CITY nt Columbus. lnrio hHi
been "A deplott b.. laCk uf system ~ REGARD
IN Inc disposal Of the bodies VI q ny ~
various 100. nts along the coa7. stray o'ulss
nj victims have been recovered Nv Vtr"u :
crafts plying throusn tne vineyard souhI
ani taken t. widely sruurH'tu pouI-.
Il renor,ed that ptytra, bodies wlfo picked
- ~, schoo-,r sgud t,rd tl a. EigartoGn,
Woods Hole and Vineyard Haven IL Il
knnwn that there are eleven bodies ~
Vlney ard Haven, but the number I" otber
points cannot be asCavtHihtu az presehl
owing to the iaot mt mere 10
no regular COMMUNICATION Detweeu
those morris. At dhFlight this morning
several newspaper correspondents cnHr-
tered the tug Nellie Tor cruise on u y
Had Win the object OF bolrding the
wreck and to make lInding ut Gay HEAD
which latter pOint has not eten visiieu
Several aePtlemen who lost relatives ny the
acCrDfl0
many the Nellie. At dawn heavy snow
srorm was prevailing bat by -. m. the
vaather moderated sufficiently to warrant
the Tugs ycuturng in the SOUND. Witnin
two hours the Nellie steamed Nltnln slgnt.
Ing distance of Inc wrecked steamer anu
upon approaching closer IL Was ssc rtalhe9
that about atty feet OF the now MO oeon
the rocks of Devl's Bridge, ~hile her stern
WAS slawed around u point into
Saen water From distance " appeared
as II there were three bodies hdnSiuS Al me
ratings of the m,zzsn rlRging' ~ tne
time the Nellie run within cannon-shot us
tress the snow chaneen 10 slett aug tne
wind b.pau to bow nrrceiy ION N. l.
IL II was found impossible 90 approach
rvi,hin a ousrter OF mile 81 the cry OF
Columbus, owing to the FAC thAt me leuge
farming Devils Bridge extended that iar 10
the eastward of the wreck. me Mel re
sk,rted along on the cas- ana rhh "lihh
on--siphth mile of tue wharf lauii X AZ
Cav Head light, the sea running 80 hlgh
that the tug could not approach tue WhaH'
aud yag was iaur ohed, In which some
corrasnou dents aud visitors set out tor Cav
Hand hut IL WAS only with geat ann
Guilty that the party landed, AZ waves
twenty feet high dashei over ~"
wharf The pariy proceeded 10 lne
lighthouse where II was sScsi
tanned tsat ten persons bad landed
from the wreck, all Of whom wer' awe ahd
nnder the circumstances dong well. Ih"y
ave: VIM. 8. Spsuldiug, of Boston, purser;
Henry Collins, OF Taunton, second ASSIST
ent engineer; ] ahn Hines. ~ Boston, hre,
man; Thomas Bn Ter, o. frNcs "a faru
ton. ousrtermaster; Thomas . L.ary, ses-
man: w. Kennev and Edward O'Bflan, of
ST. Johns, N. Y, walters; Jameh Brown
And j. Tipbr,s, pAssen gers Purser Spnuld-
ing WAS found IN The residence OF the keep.
or OF the lighthouse, his head nsndaeed
and wearing the clothes In when ne swan
from the wreck to tbs lite boat.
While the officers and sesmen we're relating
their experience tn the correspondents, the
visitorr GUIDED BY q native half.breed.
started Oft various points in the vicinity
where bodies had been placed after being
picked up By natives along the beach. Inc
fir,t Mace visited WAS the mcetiDg.housc, q
dilspidated aud s,orm beaten church In one
of the widest places on the coast. Here
were found I've bodies, four men ana one
roman. Asthe parry entered the huilding
and beheld the outstrctchrd forms upon
the floor, A. 8. Balyear, ofLynp; cried on
.sThst's my dear neice Alce, ana ne
knelt before the PROSTATE ana a,snsursu
remains, weeping couvuisiveiy. Tue que
81 the man WAS contagious, and there were
f.w dry eyes among the party. The name
of Balvear's neic- was lice Atkinson. Her
remains were horribly manged and Gov
cred with blood ffom head to foot
She had on only under garments and was
identified nv them. CARRIER OF Fiichourg
Msssnch usetts, another party who had beer
waking among The other bsdiss, upill,n
n heavy tzrpauln, carrying The last BODY
examined which proved 10 be nat on george
Kellogg, OF F. CHI burg. in s.arch OF whost
Iody Carrier haa cane. The remaining
three bodies are unidentified. one Of them
being that OF passenger who died In th,
lie boat while on the way from the wreci
10 The land. Another passenger was wash
ed ashore YESTERDAY. kellogg leh ,ne YES
aid and worked n the oars until he drop