Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

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Neck last night was the schooner Addle s
Emery. She is total loss. Ii 10 reported
| thht her Grew were taken Off by flshine
vessel, but they have not yet arrived In thl:
CITY, nor has anything been learned Of theil
Whereabouts.
The beach In the neighborhood OF Nor.
mans Woe this morning Is strewn will
wrecknge, consisting Of lumber, barrels
| ~. Only small pieces of the schooner
Addie 4 Emery. arc left Several vessels
! thN lay In the outer hatbor are mis- sing this
morning, and II Is supposed they have
dfiited to sea. Several could DO eeen from
Stage Fort to-day with colors In the rigging
signaling for tugs, but up to noon mons had
gone TO their assis ance.
| me northeast storm continues with uu-
abated fury. The enow has changed to rain
aud the weather Ia so thick that IL IL almost
| impossible 70 see 800 yards from shore. The
wires OF all the teb grnph companies are
down ana no communication by telegraph
| can be- had With Boston or any Of the Id-
Joining towns. 1t Is feared that great dam.
age has been done TO shipping along
the coast. There have heen numerous minor
| accidents In this harbor.
The storm Is OF longer duration than any
Enowh Zero Tor years. The report comes
| from Rockport that vessel Is ashore on
| Good Harbor beach aud has gone TO pieces
no Vsrltleation OF this story, however, has
| yet been received.
BosroN, Nov 26-Tha British schooner
Avelon from 81, John, n. b, for New York
With cargo OF lathes dragged ashore on
Spectacle Island during the storm VI ser.
day. The vessel lies easy and will probably
boat when the weather moderhtes. The
Avelpn experienced tetrifi, weather In the
day during which three of the crew we're
washed overheard and lost. Their names
are; Charles Blackford, who leaves a widow
and two children; John Doueelc, leaves
widow und one child, and James Todd, oil
belonging In Tiver;on, n s. The schooner
Cox and Green OF Greenport from Philadsl-
phis y ashore here and is reported to have
bllged.
The schooner Bertha y. Walker OF Fail
River, from Philadelphia, is ashore at Hull.
Uaptaln Westgate and fret mato are re-
ported lost.
The schooner Gertrude Abbott. Of and
from Philadelphia, is also ashore here.
ScIruArE MASS Nov. 26.--A terrible
loss of life is reported here by wreck
this morning.. The large fishing schooner
Edward Norton of and from Boston. went
ashore on First oliT Point at 80 last
night aud Immediately went TO p eces.
Her crew consisted Of 16 men, and Is Of
them have persisted.
One man, Allen by pame, cling to the
vessel and when the tide left her this
morning he succeeded in reaching tie
shore The vessel was discovered by the
midnight patrol of the life saving alta.
tlcn, hut too late to render assistance.
Sba lies bottom up ard ia complete
wreck. She is owned by Slubbs u %. OF
Boston. sa Dt1 NJ a 4.5,ts
PRouNoETowN MASS Nov. 81. The
schooner Minnie Payne, before reported
ashore in the bGrbur, is full Of water and
her reel is pastly gone.
The fishing schooner franklin is also
ashore on tho fiat in the harbor, with
buwsprlt gone.
The fishing schooner Ocean Ranger
broke adrift ffcn Herring cove Sunday
and went out in the bay.
Ten small fishing boats were SINK a.
their rnoorinRs or wsnt ashore more or
less damaged. Tho schooner Charles
Morsiey Ct Bangor came ashore on Scor-
ton Beach yesterday morning, The crew
was saved and very little damage was
done TO the vessel. She will probably be
hoated.
CoHAssEr Mas, Nov. 81. = There
seems 20 be- little doubt that the phiia.
delphIa steam collier Allentown was SUNK
on come OF the hedges directly outside Of
this port. Al abont p. nj /, Sunday the
sound OF steamers whistle was heard
and iaet night an immense amount Of
wrecksgs came ashore Of Sandy Cove,
and on Sandy Bsach the marks upon
which indicatod conclusiyey tina. the
wrecked vessel must lave beer the Allen
toaa. Sagsrsi life preservsrs sld some
of tbs o,u5l 1leckage @as smmpgd with
Ger name TIE Allentown f. an iron boat
l2S4 tona A1aasa.
HrANNIs, Mass, Nov. 27.-Tne
schooner Susan p. Thuflcw, Captain
Tabbutt, 81 Nsw York, from Philade.
phia fot Portland, Me, with $50 tons of
soft coal, parted both chains of Bass
fiyss al p. IL. on the 25h and went
ashore Oh south. west Ground on ayannis
ard tilRed The vessel and cargo will
probably be Esvtd.
tlufScY MASS Nov. n The body OF
OaptatI Westgatu Of the schooner Bertha
L, WRik'r, which wss wrecked OF Hull
yesterday, wasaed ashore OF Quincy
Point lateE N the day.