The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-13
LOST IN THE BIG STORM
nany Vessels Wrecked All Along the
Atlantic Coast.
sssstssr~ Swallowed CP ny the Angry
Waves several Nsrrpw t:-rssss--
Great Isasnag~ sDssn~ ss
Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC City. Sept. 12.-It is s..timgst-
stl that S1:O.WO will not cover the lspss to
Atlantis. City and her Interests by thu late
storm. Great Joy was manifested this
morning when ncsss.nRs'r dis
patched throughout the city to announce
that tho first train since. Monday afternoon
would start at 10 o'clork. A rush was
made for the Camden & Atlantic railroad
station. aud i'm less than half am hour il
was crowded enough to nh the five.
tions ss.nt out. The first section had eight
passs'ngcr coaches and hagga9c ear.
Every car WAS crowded, even io the stand
ing-roou SPACE. The trip across the
meadows was one not soon to bc forgot-
ten. Hundreds of pleasure boats of all
sizes and d.'ssriptio,, were packed cls,ss. to
the roasi-tssl. The na~ts of many of these
had to hc c,n away to permit the trains to
cross tbs. long beach. The new inlet cut
rapidly witicned and tisslHIIsst 10y the.
assaults of the surf. The streets the
west si'ie "f Scabrivht are siiil under six
ia.HTnr storm, in ,hi. v},ni,y WI was % Is:
lives have been lost. bay IN" foiIow,ns
prOI1rtics .wcre sicstroy%d: Mcss.ls's'
ho,,sc and pavilion. iluboisc cottage.
hAlsses< and the houses of Dr. Hutsl,iu-
soI.. Scssihan,. Babcn.k. eleven u, all. Al
Wildwood. the hotel is a. total loss and
part of the wall is gone. Sea Isle
City. ocean City and Avalon ssrs. entirely
cut oil froIn communication, both Ivy rail
road and telegraph. and the extent "f
damage at the latter places can only ls'
s'irsniss,d. The report that Townscnd's
inlet dIzswbri'ige and several cottages at
Sea Isle We're destroyed. is generally i've
licvcd her,. The entire. meadows arr. one
vast sheet of water. An Angicsca train
which was wrecked Tuesday still lies la
the ditch. The truck j. nearly all slc-
stroycd for distance of five miles. The
storm is still raging, with the wind north
northeast and blowing probably hfty miles
LEWIS, Del. Sept. i2.-Thc crew OF the.
tug A.. J.. Luckcuibach which had laid
aiongsisic tn" schooner Kate y. Moore all
night. ssrsssslcsl this morning in taking
.f}ac crusg ~ the latter vessel. nine in num-
0Hr, ON board and afterwards brought
s.s% i"% 20 inn, .s.- HAWK , N.I, ,,"ss sr "srs ~"s
o'clss'' 9o1slssy afternoon. The crs.w took
to the ssRUiOR where they remained cling
The men were nearly exhausted when
rescued and could not have lasted much
longer. II was impossible for the ting tai
approach the stranded schooner uears'r
than twenty yards. and the men in the
i'm the rigging wcr. slirstel to jump
overheard. A. cs,cl, man struck the. water
u rope would bs. thrown him and hc would
bs. lifted ON hoard the t,lR. After getting
all on, board the Luckcuhs.cl lsiro,0int them
to this place. Shortly after the Mors', went
the Walter r. Parker also grounded with
i'm thirty yards of tls. Morse. She
broke up and those or the Mor~s, ber
crew drown one 10y one. The Morse IL "a
total wreck.
tHNrHAM. Mass, sept. i2.-A s,inkcn
vessel has been discovered Du Tollsssk rip
slioal. She IL supposed tn Ia three,
nasted schooner with her rnainnnast gone.
IL il Thought she was running for the
lightship i'm the thick weather last night
b,t failed Ia get hold Of the light and
struck the slo;ll. She Iurintissl heavily
all the way across. the rough sea knock
ing holes in her bottom. Sln. leaked
badly and sunk as soon aS she struck i'm
deep water. II is feared all hands arr.
lost.
Heavy northeast wind still continued this
morning. There has been ro steamer
from Nantucket for three days. All tcls-
graphic communication with Martha's
Vineyard and tho mainland stopped early
yesterday morning. The schooner Edwin
fire. burned up.