Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27
A FURI0TT' TORN,
a sc' o LOST WITH FlF-
.vvs OF HER GREW.
Asn from Other Vessels Drowned
Large humber OF Vessels Stranded
On the New England Coast
The storm Elsewhere.


The storm continues central off the
Middle Atlantic and 61uth New Eng
land coasts, with apparent tendency 10
move northeAsterly. Light SHOWS pre-
vail In the lake Iegl0n ~ far west o.
Toledo, In Northern New England,
New York, PennsylvAniA and Ohio.
Threatening weetheT and rain with
strong noitheTly gales continue on the
New England coast and In the Middle
Atlantic btAtesi fair weather prevails in
all other sections except in Texas, where
light FAins are reported. II IL warmer
thAn usual in she Northwest. The tenn.
peIatuEe ranges from 40 TO 80 degrees
In the Southern 6tases, aud from 80 to
40 degrees in the central valleys. The
temperature rose 10 degrees throughout
New England and Eastern New York
during the pAst "a hours, where 1t iB
above freezing.
ON THE NRw ENGLAND COAST.
ecITUATE, Mass, Nov. 20 "A terri.
bic lose Of life Is ported here by q
wreck this morning Tho large dshing
schooner, EiWsrd Norton. OF and from
Boston, went ashore on Flrst OifI Point
o. 80 last night and immediR' ely went
70 pisces. Her crew consisted OF l6 men
Aud 10 Of them have perished. She lies
bottom up and is q complete wreck.
The seaman, Allen, the sole survivor
OF the crew OF the wrecked fisherman,
had . remarkable experience. The
slble 10 see 100 yards, and the vessel
was not discovered until nearly mid
light II Was near daylight when the
survivor YVES seen to crawl ont from
under the hull. He was very weak
from exposure aud could give but little
information. He says sle carried 10
men and . boz. After the wreck VA
discovered he was still under her hull
and was nearly drowned; he cou d
barely keep his head out OF water, bu,
could plainly hear Il voices OF those on
The beach, and had to wait hours iii
the ssA left her, when he had barely
strength to crawl out. He was much
exhausted.
THREE MEN LOST.
BOSTON, Nov. 26 The schooner
AvtlOn (Br.) 81. John, N B., for New
York, with . cargo Of lAthB, dragged
ashore on Spectacle Island during the
storm yesterday. The vessel lies easy,
and will probably feat when the
weather monderatee. The Avslon ex-
ptrlenced terrific weather In the bay,
during which three of the crew were
wash cd overheard and lost.
HEROIC LIFE SAVERS.
The terrible tfftos Of lAst nishL'p
storm have been everywhere manifest
along the coast to-day. Although the
loss OF life already reported 10 large, II
would have been still greater but for
the brave efforts Of Captain Joshua
James and his volunteer life saving
crew, Of Hull, who are credited with
saving 80 persons from various disabled
ReBsels. Ga Sunday afternoon q large
three. master went broadslde on the
beach.
CAPTAIN AND MATE DROWNED.
HULL, Mass, Nov. 20 Tho schooner
Cox AUD Greene, on Todcy Rocks, has
her mAinmAst gone and Ia fast breaking
up.
The schooner Bertha F. Walker, OF
Fall River, for PhilAdelpbia, is high
AID dry on Toddy Rocks She will
PROBABLY be . total loss, Captain West
gats, who WAS drowned, was about 90
years old, . native Of Taunton, AMI
leaves family. The mates name who
WAS lost was o. M. Thomhs, belonging
In Camden, Ne
VESSELS ABANDONED AND LOST,
GLOUCESTER, haas Nov. 26.-The
bTiGiah brig Alice, OF Lvokport, Captain
Saunders, which was At AnchoF inside
OF Ten Pond Island, went Adrift yes
terdAy, and her crew abandoned hel
lAss night.
The j. and j. Locke went adrlft, and
the two crews then abandoned her and
went on board Of another schooner
where they remained nntll morning,
when they came ashore. Both the
| a he 60. h.
lost, aa they drifted 70 Bes.
The vessel that went asborl OF Doll
Wat's Nook last evening WAS the
schooner Addls 8. Emery. She Ia a
total loas,
The beach In the neiRhborhood o.
NOrman's Woe thtB morning IL streWI
with WrsokARe, consisting Of lumber
latbB, barrels, so. Only small pieces o.
the schooner Addie 8. Emery are left.
The northwest storm stlll continues
with uuAbAted fury. The snow hal
changed to rain aud the weather Il
go thick that 10 ls almost impossible Il
see more than 800 yards from thl
shore.
TRAFFIC. INTERRU PIED
DANvERs, Mass, Nov. 25.-Thi
present storm is the worst that has eve
been experienced here At this Iime o
the year. The wind blew . hurricane
and snow drifted 10 the height Of Jhrst
and four feet Horse oars were abAn
donsd all along tks line, and rellgiou
services 1t the churches were AbLn
doned last night. slsiRhing and wheel
ing are equally bad, telephone, TELEGRAPH
and electric light wires ara down
drains are full and the streets flooded
Trains, with double engine service, At
nearly on time this morning.
HEAVY DAMAGE AT ATLANTIC CITY
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Nov, % Al