The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-22

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covered the body Of his sister, Mics n, u,
/ Bflyesr, of Lynn, who was win h,f
niece. Miss Atkinson, on we my
/ ol Columbus, halyer was Wuon HN'alrn
| aud cried bitterly when he laF ilo slu't'
/ Ink condition OF ihe remains. TIC p'l,
was horribly mu,ilaied nom rlutag. t.uh
wFrekaFe, aud ffobAe.} nrWf 9.sls.
gu the jsggel rocks ot Gay hesh h M
/ Unlike tnn llci of hia niece, that ct MIS-,
\ BeNcr Woro "a cAlm expression. Mi@
! Atkinson tad her hands ti.l ~ hhlr, Vllcl
! evidently hnd boon torn from sor hvnd !"
/ the agony 1T dstih. luorg were Lra ollU
/ bodies m iha but foug lcinf men, one
mulatta woman. No ouo Na1 able to ihep.
| tify any of ,heu Hnc zoe party proc 'edt.
| u the beach al0lg tEe rnr. y rlQf' ht't lu
I Gay Head lilLt. klour thit stretch Of
shore wsgu iolno hiho ~. 90 p'ss'
all more or 1885 chhfulea
/ the lace at ono wearing ru eInresGlan o!
horror calculated % haunt the hehelder
None Of these oorrtgs Uer1 identil "a, sns
all were left where placed ny tue nstNM
WAC recovered them from sue waters. Lttes
| Ia the day they were removed 10 places o.
| shelter along the coast. the uAliNee WosW
not allow the bodies TO he r1Wp'ea Nhe--
the expenses Ot the recovery ~ iham were
paid. by this time the storm inot, SEQ
aud heavy gale biew from tho noflheHst,
| accom- pani,d by snow and sleet, piercing
cold aud everything coated WIN Ice 'ue
bodies OF Mrs, belyer, Miss Atkitt ~, Le'
logg and Batsnelcer were conveyed oy
woke OF oxen and car TO the wharf, who're
they were placed aboard tur. fHsoh
Snaulding gives the following story OF The
/ retired at 10 o'olocl 'Thutsd.y night
The sleamor wac then o. Pollock Kip lirht
ship. yrs awakened ~ the thoct Shri
thA vessel srst struck the ledge, and rnshee
out OF my stste.rooW aud ssled OF the uit'
p,rson met bat time ~ vas. pssscn'
sepgor replied hslfpast o. lbe vessel Lept
grinding Oh the rocks Tor srsarsl Hinptts
ter tho frat th ook, each heavy zoe alttf'
uAtel- forcing her on ana 90 tne Iiope o. lhe
ledge. | met First ticcr Fuller the Mo-
mrnt alter 4 cane out OF Wy stsle room,
which wes on tho hurricane deck. Fuller
was then on tho port lido aniith'ps'
vntling tt the DAVIS. sm9
"Whac doep tile mean Be- replied. ~
seems 10 ma we are on levps Bridge, ana
n 40. we are lost ~ J nskec him nov nucn
deeper The ship wouls s'uk ana ne requiem
"No deeper then went IN, the CABIN
aud saw Chsrles Houce, the second steward
said Get your erowotr out anc Snnc1
Ia the DOOR aud pet tho p =, enFerf on thelf
feet I remember sesriug MIN tell AZ
least two par .engers IN the tta'e-ioom 70
get up and go 10 the social ban on thh hnt
ricane deck j . went ihrnurn We h,Al
board side OF thu cabin, hooking a. al we
doors OF the state roonis, and WSnt
through the port eide, doing the ime' J.
rappsd AT every dooI on my sac oi
the cshin. Before rcAcLe9
the last door the vessel resled over here
were u uumuor OF PASSENGER IN we tt'noh
and called ouL to them 20 save ihtnlselVes
. | the mes, thew could then rush ed through
IN. main saloon and NJ the staiI' case,
climbing TO the wee her eide OF the oecA.
The vessel Eeele over - FAR on the port
side hat all the sta e-rooris on That sicr
we're completely submerged. Ca me
. wee Their side oil the deoL there we're three
|, or ,our pn.,anrers. We stayed there Il lev
mnments. when the fhip riRhieo unc set
, tied. There was terrible scene Of conlG'
. zion on deck men and womou. SOM" WIZ
, children in their aIvi s, Gle inferred CD 10 me
deck cllngibG frantlcallN TO every avail
, able pruiecdou that Of errO fr-i7'ance
I they crowded upon ,ach other SO iasl tas,
, they could not gt count %
IA thev rushed uuon the deck
, only to be met y come uonstroug waves
and swept OF iato th. Sea. Gro'ne, N"l'
. and curses euntcndeu vita the iuT, o. NC
, yale aud omen ghrleslu ana u.eu shouted
themselves hosrco and sCS alter Set s"eP'
over the ship carrying % every thtuF MOI
made OF iron j. had been biorinS mod
ets'eiy when 7 reti.ed. but u nov was 2
hurricane The stu moon shOne tFi!I ant.
| Nv and Mainly vigibe RaV Cligi Steward
Pltrian on d eek snc told pim 20 take 70 lhe
rigging. 4 sav a. this lime eight or teu
men hanging on the starbo I'd rtgaihs. Ihd
oh;ef steward and went irto
: the mG!nLoP Nitb Nsf+cosef
A very few moments after the vessel
struck she keeled over, then red her 20
.iton eighty as II shdu Z down ot the
ledge and the after rert amp lieo t'C;
sauk As the stern weut oobn the NNGsei
rigbtsd and the swell carried her lead up
again on the lodge. where sho settled per-
manently, apparently oct Yeen bouidets on
hard bottom. | don't think she shiiteo hei
, pnsition more than hitcgn feet after cue
! first struck The sea 1T this time va,
, making clear sweep over the snip, apo
the wind blew head on. From ths mhintol
1 saw life raft on the hurricane house
where a hall dozen men were standing as 4
waiting for wave to launch IL into the
sea- One OF them cut the lashings OF the
raft with q razor. | saw one port boat
launched and upset.
BusTos, Jan. .D.-1he list OF we siTeu
from the wreck OF the City OF Colum Su'
, foots M twenty seven, including those n
GAYS Head whose names have oeen ascPr
, | tanned and the additional name OF Captain
s. Vance, OF North Truro, n. 8. The
steamer Speedweil, Friday, while scarce
. ing for bode at n distance OF several mue'
from where the steamer sunk, came across
one of the lie boats uf the City OF Cpum
bus, full OF water and nearly sunk 10 The
Wnter 3 edge. Ia the boat, loss .us a0uu
, in the water as the waves raised or low
, | cred the boat was the apparently lie.ess
hody of Captain Vance. When taken
on board IL was found that life was MOI eN-
tnct aud he was so lar resuscitated rs . he
nnie.to walk with assistance when landed
at Vineyard Haven. Strong hopes of his
ultimate recovery are entertained.
Tho following Is "A corrected list OF tht
, surviving passengers:
Horace Waterhouse, Bath, Maine.
James Brown, Law euce Massachusetts
L. w. Fairbanks, Gorham, VI LAME.
CAPTAIN s. Vance, North Truro, Nova
Scotia.
George W. Farnswor!h, Townsend. Mas
sachusetts.
Herbert Farnsworth, Townsend, Massa-
chnsetts
III Weidemar, Lawrence, Massachusetts
John Lee, Portland, Maine.
captain +. Hammond, Gouldshoro, NJ aine
Eigene Mccarthy, steersge, Somerville
Massach usetts.
4. II, ribbits, Somerville, Massachusetts
G. T. Whiicomb, steerage, Hudson, New
York.
Officers and Crew-Captain &. Il. Wright
First Assistant Engineer n. A. Phillips
second Assistant Engineer Henry Collins
Purser W. II. Spaulding, QnarfermaNeI
Doderlck Mcdonald, Steward A. A. Pitt'
!, man, Porter Briggs. John Maduen, JONI
White Edward Lesry, Robert Gallant
. Firsmen Thomas OLeary, John Hine
7 rbon As Brit,er; Walters Furber Hanson
. Edward O'Brisn, Nichasl Kennedy.
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