Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
At THE SEAS MERCY.
May Sailors Efnd Graves Ia TIE
Boiling surf
LATEST sEES OF rHg Great SrOaH.
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Lswzs. De- sept Is -I2s present st0r1c
a. proves - - tie mest disastrous cx-
psrisassd as1s slacs IsoI 1alrty ssA.sls
we're ~rscksd sls4ia sig1s - t0~n. ~
least as aaAny lLsxs ssAs -sA1Es further
as-4. 4ad Asoas aKsy Fszssas psfshed
Nsdassd4y nigAL ihs pse4nl2rY loss
l. ssrila4sel - -. 90 "a Ia captain
and Eias men ~ L1s Es1s 4 A0Ess.
~Aiaa u ~4s fs.xs1 k4a go1s doSn. have
5ssn saved after r~o DAYS 4ad aisks of
gFszs h4x'ls1ip sa1 are sale here. 4EsF
rsBsEt. h24sssf lat Lhs ssetala ala
cres * seven or alz-s - ras schooner
Water i Parker Wsr5 ceELainly
dr0.aed They saw ne Lnen 90 d0Wn one
~ oas AlaOss bsfoxs tAsir sys1 No part
o. sas Parker las yss been found Captala
Peter Nelson zad three nasa OF the b2rzs
casi.1A boaad % phiiatslpaia from Bos
s0n. eame ashore IA tae-r oNn aoFv
Ias crew or ths barge To-
wanda, oe gAilscslpAia, are Oh tAs tug
Arv1s which took them or altar the cd
sfskJ aa1 begun % break mp snd siuk The
e<rgs wallace, OF PhLsds lphiA, and ths
large st Cloud. OF Bsta have gOne -
pisces sad great anxiety "a fe.s concern
ink the f1ts % their crswA They carried
sge lsa each. ana n Is feared they Arc l3st
The A4aasoms tAres-nssted schooacr W.
Z Grace. which Is Ashors On the point on
Cape Hsnl0psa, L. still II Possession OF hsr
sfew, Whe would not leave her The At
lsnLA IA. seven feet Of water Ia her The
byroa II whloh was run into By the Unity
X Dyer. Is In = very bad condition, A. is The
MAJOR Iastum
AS daylight the lfe-saYtng crew rescued
the steward OF shs Mira A Reed and his
wife t0n the rigging The two aad iashed
themselves IA the rigging on Tuesday
evening. They had only been married
three weeks, and tho voyage was
theI wedding trip Tho night was full
or terror FOR the sailors for they
Dertshed almost within call OF hundreds OF
sillng men who were unable 70 help them-
1As vessels were tossed about at the mercy
OF the elements and when they went
lahore and the crews attempted 70 escape
the angry waves caught them in their en-
brace and hurried ths poor fellows 10
watery gravsS
The schooner A I. Snow, OF Taunton,
Mass probably from Philadelphia, was dis
covered this afternoon between the Brown
shoals ant the Brandywino by tug Tho
schooner was IN a fair condition, though
she had been abandoned The ting passed
up and down repeatedly and whistled, but
there was No response OF any kind from
the schooner She probably carried q crew
OF alma No trace OF the crew has been dis
covered
The water lies in basin Eve feet deep
the whole length OF the meadows Broad
HUI creek has broadened into an arm OF
the bay. Hughenville, a settlement OF
pilots and fishermen on the beach, is sur
rounded by water. Most OF the families
left the frame houses OF the settlement
Wednesday night, but a few stick 10 their
homes in the very teeth OF the sea and gale.
WuMIs9ros. Del, sept l3.-Advices re-
ceivsd here state that tho three -masted
schooner ashore ~ Slaughters Beach Del
Is the Orrie and Brisk. from Cumbes Falls,
Mex, New York TO Philadelphia, 10 load
with of. commanded by John Richardson
All hands were saved but the vessel is =
total losS The schooner Belle. OF Dover, is
also ashore, loaded with sugar for Milford,
Del The schooner Ella r simpson went
ashore near Hog Island Wednesday night,
and viii be q total loss Specials state
that three schooners and four barses
went down near Brandywine shoals.
They were close 70 the schooner
y and L Bryan. and all on board
were lost Tho barges were loaded
with coal from Philadelphia The estimate
OF loss on the above vessel is thirty-nlne
lives The pilot boat z W. Tunnen, of
Lswes, left last sunday, and has not been
heard OF since. she had four pilots on
hoard and a crew Of eight men The New
Jersey pilot boat Edmun6s was blown
across tho bay and grounded on the Jersey
coast
Advices by wire from Breakwater say
that the storm is slowly abating but the
waves are dAshing so high that the stranded
vessels are going 70 pieceA The bark Dor
Tis EckOf went ashore loaded with rail-
road cars and machinery from the Harlan
& Holiingsworth Company, OF Wilmington.
The cargo IS valued at So, 600. and the YES
Sc, was bound FOR Rio Jansiro. Fifty yes
seis are now safe in Brsakwater. Reports
OF damage al along tho coast are con-
frmed
ATLANTIC CRY. n J.. sept 13-Fivs
loaded trains left this city Thursday. By
20 night IS 90 people will have gone. Tho
first train ont had eight passenger
coaches and baggage cI, all crowd
81 even % the standing room. The
trip across the meadows was one
not soon 20 be forgotten Hundreds
Of pleasure boats ot all sizes and descrip-
tious were packed close % the rosd-bed
TIE masts OF many OF them had 70 be cut
was still high or the meadows and almost
reached the hTes In the locomotives ". W
Donneliy. a telegraph operator. was the
first person % reach the city from the
main land II required sir hours % make
the journey of Hvs niles from Pleasant
vile He had 20 swim distance OF 90
feet. and ths greater part ef the way hs
walked 70 three feet Of wafer on the rati-
read t'ss Il = estimated that $50 coo viii
not cover tia ioss to Atlantic City and her
interests
When the high tide of Tuesday struok
The fraI dwellings, along Msditerranean,
? attic and Arctic avenues a stampede took
place. In one instance a woman was
carried By her owo stalwars brothers % a
place 81 safety Ia another. a mother
and father deserted their bshe. and On
returning later. found the littls
oae aeed Ven swan from their flooded
houses. bearing in their arms their esoes.
wives mothers OF sisters Boats piled
e. and FRO. carrying weeping women
and terrified children 20 higa ground
- eTort vas made o save PEP
Sonal property. so sudden and 2n-
svr~rted v-aa the terrible food Horses
wsrs drowned N their stables. ard aozeus
90 houses we're picked M Bodily By he
waves and thrown across the railroad
track. OF carried squares away nom thei-
original .ocarons
The people IN RemT Fsgsis thorough
fsrs Eate fouCd is nece~ary - ieaTa
Tuesday afternccn- The currsns wss toe
sf~our - sdnfr II rowing ocar snd NJ
Feuei an5 SIX strong men took
party cf thirty people on fort from
ths Thorouxhfars Hebel % Atlantic cas-
proper TIE women wsrs ed se~era
hna4r-s Tsrtis Through the wsfer. Faiof
was az e. sh-ir necks There we're tNe4T'
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