Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
STORM On THE LAKES.
rhe sevsrest That Lake Michigan
Has Had F'his Year-Many 4
Vessels Long Overdue. s.
Saving the Crew of an Up.urned Boa.
Men and Women Deowned-Ths
Center of the stormS



WASHINGTON, Or. 2.-IndiEationsaNf
Eastern Tt1ss and Arkansas: Fair, ex-
cept light rains on the Co.'s, stationary
temperature, except cooler on the e1-
treme northern portions, southeriy winds
on the coast, northerty winds In the IN
terior. There are Indications OF storm
developing in the eastern portion Of the
Gulf, and moving northesstward.
COLD WAVE SIGNALS
WAsHIxGToN, Oct. 2-rne following
special nulle.in has bsen issued By the
signal Ctfi2e:
WASHINGTON, OCT. 2. II 80 g. m.
To tina Associated Pre,s.
A decided tslI in temperature corsti-
tuting 6 slight cold wave is expected and
cold wave sigpss are ordered for the
southern New England and middle At
lsntc s,a'es, Kentucky, Tennessee and
Northern A'ksUsss.
LAKE MICHIGAN WILD.
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct 2-rne severesi.
storm that the lake has known this yesr
put ir 8. this pert last night With eli ssils
ayiGg and Jack Frost admiral in CON-
maud. Dispatches from points on L,se
Michigan and Lake Superior yesterday
aanoubce1 fearful gale WAS blowing;
TIA. vessels unshelter.d would have q
hard time last night. At Holland, Mich
issn, he Australia went ashore sEd the
crew deserted her few miles below that
point. At the barge tfn:e no arrivals
from ACROSS the laEe have been noted
since Sunday morning Tue passenger
steamer Cuoc, from Montreal, dua Sun
day morning, has not yet arrived. l: is
thought she is In shelter somewhere
this side OF MaEitcu. There were
fswer srtivals last night than on any
night slDce the opening OF the season.
Tae gale set IN here about o'clock in
the afternoon. All vessels lsavif port
we're compelled to put back on account
OF high sea running. The officer at the
signal flee SAYS the storm was centra
over Like E-ie The severest part Of
the Storm was felt in Chicago this morn
ing after s O'Clock, when rain began 81
fall. Ii drove IN b ayy sheets b.Nte The
scu rYing gale, and WAS rendered dOubiy
by low temperature. 1t IVES
81 almost fire, ling point, in fact, there
we're traces OF snow st about O'Clock
rhe clouds, however, began to break
away before noon.
SAVING A CREw.
SAEANAc, Mlcd., Ocs. 2-The-e has
been terrible storm raging here since
esrly last evening. At Z O'Clock last night
he life saving crsw from Sand Beach
started out, and al ii p. N. they rescued
: crew Of SIX man and one lady from tie
barge ST.. C!air rhsy we're nearing this
plsce st Z O'Clock this morning, and
everything WAS made resdy for their
n.lp. As the boat reached the
and OF the deck the Captain rounded her
up to come up te the dock. Jlst
81 BE did 80 high breaker struck the
0 at, turning her completely over. Every
o1e expected her 10 right egSin, hut shs
istIe1 to do SC. The sntire crew belong
ng 20 the boat reached shore, towing two
Of the other crew with the boss Tne re
four men and one woman. were
drowned near shore. The names Of the /!
ost are; Captain G. 81 Jones, Bay CITY;
Il 'nry Anderson, Australia; George |
Clevelsnd; Louis Feriow,
Bay City ,hese three were sailor.) Jnlia
ireTrestn Of Seoewsing, cook.
@ NE TO THE RRLILF.
ALPENA. MIC l., Ocg. 9 -rne life saw
ng crew have gone out TO relieve tle |,
crew Ct the bsrges Jones, Manitowoc,
5sroener, eno D'Atrigos, in tow OF the |
steam barge Benton. The Garden Ci!y |
MSS gone 10 help the lie savers. The
Benton is not in sight, and it is feared |
sac has foundeTed with all on board.
VESSELS DAMAGED
DULUTH, MICH OcS. News has |
ssen received here that the ecnooBer |
B ,Asder hss been lost; inst the ss1gdA Ter
ssnie IS adriis; the Regina e1ta&Rssl
sge ed, and thst the Ike tug WgtN Ia
sadly battered in lxst nights e.TR M
esrtica.aTs have been learned. ~
6 s-S4s.----
81, ssEe cahaor Chill,
Hes stTs5 3pniag ssts id7 ass4foa. ''sat;
or Sbney FsshdOd H sssssasss